I'd like to bump these toolchains to match what we're using on all MIPS and the various hosted targets. I brought this up a while back and the general concensus was "after the 3.15 release". Which is now past. :)
I built a couple of m68k and arm targets cleanly, but I only have access to one, namely the clip+. Are there any objections to my doing this? We will of course need the various builders to update their toolchains too. The good news is that 4.9.4 toolchains build cleanly even with the latest gcc 10, so that's one major developer experience wart that goes away. I also tried to bump the sh toolchain to 4.9.4, and it ran out of space on the target, and I didn't feel like trying to debug that, especially as I haven't owned an archos target for well over a decade. Rather than spending that effort, IMO it makes more sense to finally bite the bullet and formally retire the Archose targets, and all HWCODEC stuff while we're at it. Thoughts, comments, objections? - Solomon -- Solomon Peachy pizza at shaftnet dot org High Springs, FL ^^ (email/xmpp) ^^ Quidquid latine dictum sit, altum videtur.
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