On Wed, 2008-04-09 at 09:19 +0200, Vincent Torri wrote:
> I've succeeded in compiling (some parts of) cegcc with msys.
> For that, i needed to do some hack and modifications. If some people are
> interested, i can describe a bit which problems i had and what i modified
> so that it works (i also think that those fixes will work on all
> platform).
Yes please send that.
> I still have some questions (i use build-cegcc.sh) :
>
> * what is the difference between bootstrap-gcc and gcc ?
bootstrap-gcc and gcc are two builds of the same sources. The bootstrap
build is only a small portion of gcc, which doesn't rely on much other
than binutils. Together, bootstrapgcc + binutils can be used to build
the C library (newlib if you're talking about build-cegcc.sh), the three
of them together are prerequisites to build the full gcc.
> * how can I test gcc 4.3 with that script
This is not production quality code yet, and I've not been able to
compile the libstdc++ (but I could use help, I'm stuck).
To do this : rename the src/gcc to e.g. src/gcc-svn, and src/gcc-4.3.0
to src/gcc . Then rerun the build script.
Danny
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