New gcc-3.1.1 Release - g77

New gcc-3.1.1 Release - g77

[Dockeen]

I think the f instead of f77 did in fact give the test build of
gcc-3.1.1 a problem, there is no longer a g77.  Here are the
results for some whiches:

DAKEENS@DAKEENS ~
$ which gcc
/usr/bin/gcc

DAKEENS@DAKEENS ~
$ which g++
/usr/bin/g++

DAKEENS@DAKEENS ~
$ which g77
/cygdrive/c/DJGPP/BIN/g77

Yes, you can fret at me for having djgpp on the machine!
:-)

Wayne Keen


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Re: New gcc-3.1.1 Release - g77

[Nicholas Wourms]

Wayne,

Thanks for confirming my suspicion.  Now, since Chris is going to have to
recompile anyhow, he might as well append objc to the list of languages to
enable.  Also, if he is in a really good mood, he will add those flags to
make gcj really functional.  :-)

Cheers,
Nicholas
--- Dockeen <dockeen@mchsi.com> wrote:
> I think the f instead of f77 did in fact give the test build of
> gcc-3.1.1 a problem, there is no longer a g77.  Here are the
> results for some whiches:
> 
> DAKEENS@DAKEENS ~
> $ which gcc
> /usr/bin/gcc
> 
> DAKEENS@DAKEENS ~
> $ which g++
> /usr/bin/g++
> 
> DAKEENS@DAKEENS ~
> $ which g77
> /cygdrive/c/DJGPP/BIN/g77
> 
> Yes, you can fret at me for having djgpp on the machine!
> :-)
> 
> Wayne Keen
> 
> 
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Re: New gcc-3.1.1 Release - g77

[Dockeen]

It may be a while before he gets to it, he was up late last night
dealing with some schmuck, i.e. me.  :-)

I will be very interested in how GNAT works into this.  Although
some very nice people have sent me very nice directions as to
how to do the Ada bootstrap, I have avoided for some weird, fearful
reasons.

My understanding was that the objc support from gcc was questionable.
I don't know personally, I have only toyed with it a little.

Wayne Keen

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Re: New gcc-3.1.1 Release - g77

[David A. Cobb]

Back in the Dark Days of 7/7/2000, Dockeen wrote:

>It may be a while before he gets to it, he was up late last night
>dealing with some schmuck, i.e. me.  :-)
>
>I will be very interested in how GNAT works into this.  Although
>some very nice people have sent me very nice directions as to
>how to do the Ada bootstrap, I have avoided for some weird, fearful
>reasons.
>
Here's what I tried, without success!

Installed binary kit GNAT ( gcc-2.7 ) from NYU.  Note, this is a Windoze 
build, not Cygwin (AFAIK).
Point $CC and $CXX at the GNAT gcc, also put that dir at the head of my 
$PATH.

Try running configure & make bootstrap for gcc-3.2-1.

I'm not totally surprised that it failed, however I /am/ surprised at 
how and where.  The 'C' and 'C++' and 'F77' builds went pretty well.
However, the Ada test in configure ( Testing whether gcc understands Ada 
.... no ). failed.

My first thought was "of course, it doesn't unerstand Cygwin paths." 
 But, if that were true it should have failed completely on C, C++, and 
F77 as well.
SO, if Dockeen, or anyone, can point me in the direction of creating a 
bootstrap GNAT it would be greatly appreciated.

TIA
-- 

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"By God's Grace I am a Christian man, by my actions a great sinner." -- The Way of a Pilgrim; R. M. French, tr.
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.



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RE: New gcc-3.1.1 Release - g77

[Billinghurst, David (CRTS)]

It can be done.  I have a working (or so it seems) GNAT for cygwin.

Let me know if you are interested.

-----Original Message-----
From: David A. Cobb [mailto:superbiskit@cox.net]
Sent: Wednesday, 18 September 2002 3:21 
To: Dockeen
Cc: cygwin@cygwin.com
Subject: Re: New gcc-3.1.1 Release - g77


Back in the Dark Days of 7/7/2000, Dockeen wrote:

>It may be a while before he gets to it, he was up late last night
>dealing with some schmuck, i.e. me.  :-)
>
>I will be very interested in how GNAT works into this.  Although
>some very nice people have sent me very nice directions as to
>how to do the Ada bootstrap, I have avoided for some weird, fearful
>reasons.
>
Here's what I tried, without success!

Installed binary kit GNAT ( gcc-2.7 ) from NYU.  Note, this is a Windoze 
build, not Cygwin (AFAIK).
Point $CC and $CXX at the GNAT gcc, also put that dir at the head of my 
$PATH.

Try running configure & make bootstrap for gcc-3.2-1.

I'm not totally surprised that it failed, however I /am/ surprised at 
how and where.  The 'C' and 'C++' and 'F77' builds went pretty well.
However, the Ada test in configure ( Testing whether gcc understands Ada 
.... no ). failed.

My first thought was "of course, it doesn't unerstand Cygwin paths." 
 But, if that were true it should have failed completely on C, C++, and 
F77 as well.
SO, if Dockeen, or anyone, can point me in the direction of creating a 
bootstrap GNAT it would be greatly appreciated.

TIA
-- 

David A. Cobb, Software Engineer, Public Access Advocate
"By God's Grace I am a Christian man, by my actions a great sinner." -- The Way of a Pilgrim; R. M. French, tr.
Life is too short to tolerate crappy software.
.



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