what version of gcc can be used to build kernels on Linux/sparc64?
I would like to know what version of gcc is currently available to build linux kernels on Linux/Sparc64. I would like the builds to generate 64-bit executables.
-Shanti
Just use egc64 if its only for the kernel, or if you want to for the kernel and some packages use gcc3
yours
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Quoted 11 lines · Shanti Katta
I would like to know what version of gcc is currently available to build linux kernels on Linux/Sparc64. I would like the builds to generate 64-bit executables.
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I should have asked more specifically. But I am trying to compile user-mode-linux on Ultrasparc(running Debian). egcs64 compiles just kernelspace code. I want to know what compiler can be used to build user-mode-linux(which contains some userspace and some kernelspace code) 64-bit on Ultrasparc? gcc-3.0 seems to give problems with linker. I am not sure if any other version of gcc is capable of doing that.
Thanks in advance
-Regards
-Shanti
Quoted 29 lines · Miguel A Bolanos
Just use egc64 if its only for the kernel, or if you want to for the kernel and some packages use gcc3
yours--
Miguel A. Bolanos
Servers Administrator
Informatica International
--Quoted 11 lines · Shanti Katta
I would like to know what version of gcc is currently available to build linux kernels on Linux/Sparc64. I would like the builds to generate 64-bit executables.
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Quoted 6 lines · Shanti Katta
I should have asked more specifically. But I am trying to compile user-mode-linux on Ultrasparc(running Debian). egcs64 compiles just kernelspace code. I want to know what compiler can be used to build user-mode-linux(which contains some userspace and some kernelspace code) 64-bit on Ultrasparc? gcc-3.0 seems to give problems with linker. I am not sure if any other version of gcc is capable of doing that.
Have you get the chance to try it with gcc-3.1? anyways gcc-3.2 was scheduled to be released on 2002-07-2x so it should be released at any moment, and the linker problems should be solved
yours
Miguel Bolanos
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Thanks in advance
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-2-Regards -ShantiQuoted 18 lines · Miguel A Bolanos
Just use egc64 if its only for the kernel, or if you want to for the kernel and some packages use gcc3
yours--
Miguel A. Bolanos
Servers Administrator
Informatica International
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I would like to know what version of gcc is currently available to build linux kernels on Linux/Sparc64. I would like the builds to generate 64-bit executables.
-Shanti
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Hi,
Quoted 2 lines · Miguel A Bolanos
Just use egc64 if its only for the kernel, or if you want to for the kernel and some packages use gcc3
Problems:
egcs64: fails to compile 2.5 for me, because it doesn't support the
current syntax
gcc3.1: 1 unexpected failure is not too bad, but 25 unexpected successes
aren't too encouraging...
Thunder
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