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2010/8/27 Michael Haubenwallner <haubi@g.o>: |
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> On 08/27/2010 10:30 AM, Al wrote: |
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>>> Does it work when you just drop including sys/user.h in binutils? |
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>>> That did work for hpux11.31 some time ago, where sys/user.h was dropped |
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>>> (did exist in hpux11.23): |
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>>> http://sourceware.org/ml/binutils/2008-11/msg00310.html |
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>> The solution was to set the matching CHOST. |
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> In this case I fail to see any relation to the hpux fix. |
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Me neither. I wanted to reach two goals with one posting. |
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1.) Send my solution into the archives. |
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2.) Give a hint that there may be an alternative lever in your case. |
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>> Obviously it is used as |
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>> "host" setting for "configure", but I didn't find that documentet. |
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> I'm wondering what exactly you miss in the docs when it is obvious... |
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Maybe it seems obvious for you. For me it becomes obvious by bad |
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experience. Not the way I prefer. ;-) |
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Al |
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