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On Mon, 2005-09-12 at 11:52 +0200, Harald Schioeberg wrote: |
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> > In other words, since you used the script to upgrade, the multilib |
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> flag |
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> > is not a choice, but forced enabled. Don't worry about it. |
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> > (make.defaults in the profile defines MULTILIB_ABIS) |
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It's not from using the script, it's the profile itself. |
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> I worry about it... it prevents cross-building gcc from the x86. |
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> Gentoo's glibc doesn't support multilib, and as such building the gcc |
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> with multilib is clearly a bug. A bug-report is pending (for quite a |
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> while now, donno the bug number as bugs.gentoo.org isn't responding, i |
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> think it was 97414). |
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It builds multilib by default. If you don't want multilib, use the |
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2005.1/no-multilib profile. It has changed from a USE flag to a profile. |
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Homer Parker |
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Gentoo/AMD64 Arch Tester Strategic Lead |
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hparker@g.o |
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