[haiku] Re: gcc4 hibryd
- From: Skar Cat <skarmiglione.sk4r@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: haiku@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 25 Feb 2009 01:54:39 -0500
oh, then this option can be enable now, on the actual revisions?.
is recomendly? the question is ...because maybe can be very more unstable
than the normal version(i dont know yet but when i have time, i ll test it).
have today we ports or native programs who need gcc 4 compile?
total we know haiku is for developers, for now but every data what can you
give me is very interesting.
2009/2/24 Raymond C. Rodgers <sinful622@xxxxxxxxx>
> Michael Lotz wrote:
>
>> Skar Cat wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>> normally i compile the system in the old way with the mind on gcc 2,95
>>>> but now what is possble make the hibrid version i wanna know How.
>>>>
>>>>
>>> Now here's where I wasn't too clear on things, but it seemed to work for
>>> me. I'm not sure if you need to actually build the gcc2 version of the tree
>>> or not, but I did after discovering the gcc4 build wouldn't run most of the
>>> applications in my compile.
>>>
>>> cd ../generated-gcc2 && jam -q
>>> cd ../generated-gcc4 && jam -q
>>>
>>>
>>
>> That's not how you do it. The build system will build the collection of
>> libraries for the other GCC version automatically as part of the process.
>> But for this to work you have to actually enable inclusion of those. The
>> --alternative switch will only tell it where to put them when compiled, not
>> to actually compile them. For this you need to add
>>
>> HAIKU_ADD_ALTERNATIVE_GCC_LIBS = 1 ;
>>
>> To your UserBuildConfig. Then a zip including the libraries for the other
>> GCC version will be built and extracted to the installation. You then
>> compile either in the generated directory for GCC2 to build a GCC2 base with
>> GCC4 alternative libraries or you build in the generated directory for GCC4
>> to build a GCC4 base with GCC2 alternative libraries
>> .
>>
>> Regards
>> Michael
>>
>>
>>
> Thanks for the clarification!
> Raymond
>
>
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