De Togni Giacomo writes:
> only a little question.is there a plan to integrate Ada front-end (GNAT
> compiler) in OSOL version of GCC?
I've asked the same during one of the GCC ARC cases; there seems to be not
too much demand for that, but still it's a pity to have Solaris as a
second-class
s receipt.
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Some background is here, for Sun internal people.
LSARC/1992/005 Bundled libm packaging Dean Stantonclosed approved 7/7/93
Unpublished
LSARC/1993/668 SPARCompilers 3.0.1 Evan Adams closed approved summary
Unpublished
I suspect things have changed more than a little in the last
I 'd like to debug a opensolaris library. I uise the nightly build process, but
I can't find an option to create a library with debug information. I always get
file libXX.so
libXX.so: ELF 32-bit LSB dynamic lib 80386 Version 1, dynamically linked, not
stripped, no debugging information availabl
keith bierman wrote:
> ? :
>>
>> Can you merge libsunmath into libm?
>>
>>
> Sun certainly could. However, that would be full circle. libm was split
> into libm and libsunmath so that purely Standards conformat programs
> could link only against libm and know that they were standard
Can you merge libsunmath into libm?
On 10/23/09, Chris Quenelle wrote:
> libsunmath is a library that is included with the Sun compilers
> in both static and dynamic formats.
>
> I've been told that with C99 and the new libm functions,
> there are very few reasons to be using libsunmath anymor
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? wrote:
> Can you merge libsunmath into libm?
>
If we could identify the useful functions, we could
move those into libm. Or some other more appropriate library.
--chris
