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On 16-07-2008 13:50:50 +0200, Markus Duft wrote: |
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> > I'm doing this with one of the prefixes targeting the setup CDs, so |
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> > this should be pretty much the most essential stuff :) CFLAGS now |
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> > should contain _ALL_SOURCE. |
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> Ok, it's gone pretty much through (allthough i stopped it prematurely, since I accidently activated the _ALL_SOURCE gcc patch already :). Now I'll build all packages again, this time with the final solution (_ALL_SOURCE built-in to gcc). Also I took a quick look over the tree, and eliminated pretty much all append-flags for _ALL_SOURCE already. This is gonna be a _huge_ checkin if it works :) |
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good! |
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> The only thing that came to my mind that could be a problem: while bootstrapping as long as there is no gcc of our own, there could be problems building things. Should we just set C[XX]FLAGS during bootstrap? I can do it in eprefix-bootstrap - do you plan to create some manual bootstrap guide for interix too? |
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Yes. Like we need to set -L -R stuff, we just have to set the define, |
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until we emerged gcc. |
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Fabian Groffen |
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Gentoo on a different level |
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