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Dixitur illum ih8mj@fjf.gnu.de scribere...
I haven't tried it. According to the GCC docs, GNU make is required. Is this any problem? You can easily install GNU make, say as gmake, on a BSD system as well.
Not in the base system, and I'd like to have gpc in base.
It's related to the Pascal RTS. It's rather indirect AFAIK. See p/rts/Makefile: in gcc/p/Make-lang.in, and the comments there.
Thanks, I'll look at it.
//Thorsten
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Dixitur illum ih8mj@fjf.gnu.de scribere...
OTOH, this part will change complete when GPC is integrated into GCC
... which is, what I'm doing, so...
See p/rts/Makefile: in gcc/p/Make-lang.in, and the comments there.
would - reading the part about the autoconf and stuff - it be possible to remove the rts from Make-lang altogether, and build it _after_ the full compiler has been built and installed, together with libstdc++-v3, libobjc and the Fortran stuff?
TIA, //Thorsten