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Hi, |
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On 3/1/06, Jan Kundrát <jkt@g.o> wrote: |
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> Hi, |
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> I'm not sure if it was a lucky change :(, gcc-3.4.5 is not stable on all |
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> arches: |
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3.4.5 may not be stable on all arches, but it is in x86. Our example |
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is for an i686 compiler, so whomever is not using x86 will have to |
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adapt the code anyway. Now it at least works for someone with a |
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copy+paste, as opposed to not working for anyone. |
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> And BTW, <note>s mentioning the need to substitute the CHOST/version |
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> stuff *were* already included so the present state of the guide tells it |
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> twice. Could you please fix that? |
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Hmmm, I agree that for an intelligent person it may seen redundant, |
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but looking at the note: |
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"Note: This assumes that you have CHOST="i686-pc-linux-gnu" set. If |
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you are using another CHOST, please use the appropriate gcc-config |
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line." |
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a) It only mentions CHOST, not gcc version |
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b) The piercing red text explains exactly what to do, while the note |
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is more of an explanation |
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Comments? |
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Cheers, |
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Marcelo |
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Marcelo Góes |
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marcelogoes@×××××.com |
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vanquirius@g.o |
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