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To: "Tim Van Holder" <tim DOT van DOT holder AT pandora DOT be>, <djgpp-workers AT delorie DOT com>
Date: Thu, 27 Dec 2001 19:07:52 +0200
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Subject: Re: Small issue with current gcc setup (djgpp-x.djl)
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On 21 Dec 2001 at 20:36, Tim Van Holder wrote:

> I ran into an annoying problem with the gcc 3.02 packages:
> 
> Because it is possible to have ld in gcc's private dir, I
> had switched an ld-based link rule to use gcc:
> 
> old: ld -X -S -r -T dlx.ld -o foo.o foo1.o foo1.o
> new: gcc -Wl,-X,-S,-r -T dlx.ld -o foo.o foo1.o foo1.o
> 
> Both should be functionally equivalent (except that the
> second also runs stubify in our case and creates foo.exe,
> but that can't be avoided, I suppose).
> However, gcc3 unconditionally uses -T djgpp-x.djl in specs,
> even if another -T option is given, and this causes foo.o
> to be an executable instead of an object.
> Using %{!T:-T djgpp-x.djl} in the specs fixes it.
> 

After a small fix it's OK:  %{!T*:-T djgpp-x.djl}
(One can specify -Tfoo which is OK for gcc but is not catched by simply
%{!T:....})

Andris




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