* Re: help with specs files
@ 1999-12-24 13:02 Nick Clifton
1999-12-31 23:54 ` Nick Clifton
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From: Nick Clifton @ 1999-12-24 13:02 UTC (permalink / raw)
To: leisner; +Cc: gcc
Hi Marty,
: Is there any tutorials/documentation on specs files (geez,
: I recall asking this 10 years ago...) The best thing I've
: found is reading gcc.c (which isn't my prefered way).
There is now a section documenting spec files in invoke.texi.
: Also, how can I specifiy a path so all the start/end files will
: be found in this path? (instead of hacking at each element of the
: specs files).
You can use the -B command line switch to add search paths to gcc.
: Is there a limitation that everything for an entry has to be on
: one line? IMHO, this is pretty cumbersome. Is there any thought
: to getting around this limitation?
Err, what do you mean by an "entry" ? Spec files themselves can
contain multiple lines so Ia mnot quite sure what you are asking about
here.
Cheers
Nick
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* Re: help with specs files
1999-12-24 13:02 help with specs files Nick Clifton
@ 1999-12-31 23:54 ` Nick Clifton
0 siblings, 0 replies; 4+ messages in thread
From: Nick Clifton @ 1999-12-31 23:54 UTC (permalink / raw)
To: leisner; +Cc: gcc
Hi Marty,
: Is there any tutorials/documentation on specs files (geez,
: I recall asking this 10 years ago...) The best thing I've
: found is reading gcc.c (which isn't my prefered way).
There is now a section documenting spec files in invoke.texi.
: Also, how can I specifiy a path so all the start/end files will
: be found in this path? (instead of hacking at each element of the
: specs files).
You can use the -B command line switch to add search paths to gcc.
: Is there a limitation that everything for an entry has to be on
: one line? IMHO, this is pretty cumbersome. Is there any thought
: to getting around this limitation?
Err, what do you mean by an "entry" ? Spec files themselves can
contain multiple lines so Ia mnot quite sure what you are asking about
here.
Cheers
Nick
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* help with specs files
1999-12-24 12:46 Marty Leisner
@ 1999-12-31 23:54 ` Marty Leisner
0 siblings, 0 replies; 4+ messages in thread
From: Marty Leisner @ 1999-12-31 23:54 UTC (permalink / raw)
To: gcc
I want to rewrite a specs file to use libc5 on linux
(with gcc 2.95.2).
Is there any tutorials/documentation on specs files (geez,
I recall asking this 10 years ago...) The best thing I've
found is reading gcc.c (which isn't my prefered way).
Also, how can I specifiy a path so all the start/end files will
be found in this path? (instead of hacking at each element of the
specs files).
Is there a limitation that everything for an entry has to be on
one line? IMHO, this is pretty cumbersome. Is there any thought
to getting around this limitation?
Marty Leisner
leisner@rochester.rr.com
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* help with specs files
@ 1999-12-24 12:46 Marty Leisner
1999-12-31 23:54 ` Marty Leisner
0 siblings, 1 reply; 4+ messages in thread
From: Marty Leisner @ 1999-12-24 12:46 UTC (permalink / raw)
To: gcc
I want to rewrite a specs file to use libc5 on linux
(with gcc 2.95.2).
Is there any tutorials/documentation on specs files (geez,
I recall asking this 10 years ago...) The best thing I've
found is reading gcc.c (which isn't my prefered way).
Also, how can I specifiy a path so all the start/end files will
be found in this path? (instead of hacking at each element of the
specs files).
Is there a limitation that everything for an entry has to be on
one line? IMHO, this is pretty cumbersome. Is there any thought
to getting around this limitation?
Marty Leisner
leisner@rochester.rr.com
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