I suggest you remove all '\r' characters from i386.md, so that the
newlines consist of '\n' only. That will likely solve your problem.
You needn't bother with insn-flags.h; that looks to be only a warning
and once you get stage1 built of 3.0, it won't have problems with
'\r' (but the .md file
Mack Lobell wrote:-
Hi,
i'm trying to build a gcc 3.0.3 cross compiler on a NT machine. Target is
powerpc, host is cygwin on a NT 4.0 workstation with SP6.
insn-flags.h:73: warning: carriage return in preprocessing directive
insn-flags.h:75: warning: carriage return in preprocessing
Christopher Faylor wrote:-
Can I ask why we'd be reading beyond EOF? Is it guaranteed that bytes beyond
EOF will be zero on UNIX?
This was discussed in September (see thread in gcc@ entitled Bumming
cycles out of parse_identifier). It was decided that all known
current Unix implementations
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