Bug#94894: misspelled option name -fstd should be -std

2001-04-22 Thread Chris Waters
Package: gcc-2.95-doc Version: 1:2.95.4-0.010407 Severity: minor A typo I guess? In the node reached by 'info gcc Invoking GCC C Dialect Options', the -fstd option is listed. The compiler seems to think that this is spelled -std -- at least, -fstd=c9x produces an error, while -std=c9x seems to

Bug#94899: Info page for C dialect options shows '-fstd' needs '-std'

2001-04-22 Thread Gordon Sadler
Package: gcc-2.95-doc Version: 1:2.95.4-0.010407 Severity: normal Under Invoking Gcc...C Dialect Options you'll find '-fstd' which is an 'unknown option' to gcc.. it accepts '-std'. Gordon Sadler -- System Information Debian Release: testing/unstable Architecture: i386 Kernel: Linux

Bug#90363: g77 report 90363

2001-04-22 Thread Philip Blundell
Okay... I'll look into this again in a couple of weeks... Let's give time to the autobuilders... It's not actually a case of the autobuilders being behind; the current 3.0 package doesn't compile on ARM because of some soft-float related lossage. I think I fixed the copy of the rules in CVS