21 Mar
2002
21 Mar
'02
5:18 a.m.
On Wed, 20 Mar 2002 18:07:18 +0100, Frank Heckenbach wrote:
As I see, most of EMX ifdefs removed from gpc.c. Why?
I've synced the file more with gcc.c from gcc-2.95.x. This one doesn't have any EMX ifdefs, so I assumed they're not needed anymore. Or what is the situation with EMX and gcc-2.95.x at all?
As I understand, gpc.c is hack of gcc.c. Why you don't use diff gcc.c -> gpc.c? I think, this is more correct way. Isn't it?
To OS/2 gcc-2.95.x not ported. Ported pgcc. So, for sources, a got gcc-2.95.2 sources, applied pgcc-2.95.3 patches, applied pgcc/2 patches (all emxisms in this diffs) and, finally, gpc patches (in many sutiatuins, by hands). Of couse, this way too long, but I don't have any idea yet.