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Am 17.05.2010 um 14:19 schrieb Yann E. MORIN: > >> Do you want a separate patch for each gnu-tool or >> is the patch for gnu-tools ok as it is? > > The only dubious hunk in that patch in the fact that you invert the check > for gawk/awk. This is purely gratuitous, and I would like it removed. That is dropped now. > 3 U use-configguess-on-bsd: > No longer applies cleanly, please fix. Should be fixed. > 5 U wrapper-compile-commandline: > Breaks canadian-cross: do not use cc, but really _do_ use ${CT_HOST}-gcc > You can't -D${CT_SYS_OS} because it can be something like: GNU/Linux > and this is not a valid macro name. Or we just always use: uname -s > (and get rid of uname -o) > Space damage. Calls to ${CT_HOST}-gcc do not work anymore on MacOS. Is it ok for you if I define a new variable, say CT_HOST_GCC, and if I replace the three or so calls of ${CT_HOST}-gcc with it? Regards Titus -- For unsubscribe information see http://sourceware.org/lists.html#faq
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