Diego - The attached patch corrects the fact that we were not picking up the GRTE-specific spec files in our non-x86 GCC builds, and incidentially simplifies the logic for these spec files since they do not appear to be changing from one GRTE version to another.
* gcc/configs/linux-grtev2.h: Removed file. * gcc/configs/linux-grtev3.h: Renamed to... * gcc/configs/linux-grte.h: ...this, and comment updated. * gcc/configs/arm/linux-grtev2.h: Renamed to... * gcc/configs/arm/linux-grte.h: ...this, and comment updated. * gcc/configs/rs6000/linux-grtev2.h: Renamed to... * gcc/configs/rs6000/linux-grte.h: ...this, and comment updated. * gcc/config.gcc: Updated for file changes. Now look for any *-grte* targets rather than specific versions. Remove (obsolete, redundant, and no-longer-triggering) checks for sysroot paths. Ok to commit to google/gcc-integration and then merge to google/gcc-main and google/gcc-4_8? Thanks, - Brooks
2013-07-31_grte-specs.diff
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