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Patch failures using crosstool

From: "Dave" <dave at cc0 dot net>
To: "crossgcc" <crossgcc at sources dot redhat dot com>
Date: Sat, 19 Jun 2004 17:48:23 -0700
Subject: Patch failures using crosstool
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Reply-to: "Dave" <dave at cc0 dot net>

Hello All,

Dan...I was curious about the grep's watching the patching of the toolchain
sources in crosstool.

Is this by design so as to watch for failed patches and abort the
patch/build process?

If so I wonder if it is more desireable to skip the patch and continue
patching all that will apply to the sources or to bail out of the
patch/build process entirely.

I may very well be missing more of what is actually going on behind the
scenes. I was mostly just curious about it.



Thanks!


-Dave





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