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From: "Andrew Cottrell" <acottrel AT ihug DOT com DOT au>
To: <djgpp-workers AT delorie DOT com>
Cc: "Richard Dawe" <rich AT phekda DOT freeserve DOT co DOT uk>
Subject: GCC 3.1 & CVS LIBC Uncommited patches
Date: Sat, 8 Jun 2002 17:25:46 +1000
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Reply-To: djgpp-workers AT delorie DOT com

All,

Apologies in advance for this email in case I tread on someone toes.

There have been a number of patches circulating over the past two week
mainly for variable argument parameter passing issues found when building
the CVS LIBC code with GCC 3.1. I would like to get back to being able to
build the LIBC code from the CVS source instead of what I currently have.

I just fetched the latest LIBC code a few hours ago and found that the
marjority of the patches have not been comiited. Is there any reason for not
comitting the majority of the patches, except the possibly the
src/libc/compat/ioctl/ioctl.c and src/libc/posix/fcntl/fcntl.c ?

The following is my list of C & H files that are diffrenet between the CVS
LIBC code and my old SRC directory which I sucessfully built and then used
to re-build majority of the other packages I normally build. I have yet to
figure out an issue when building G77.

      File Src
      fprintf.c libc\ansi\stdio
      printf.c libc\ansi\stdio
      remove.c libc\ansi\stdio
      sprintf.c libc\ansi\stdio
      ioctl.c libc\compat\ioctl
      _irdlink.c libc\compat\unistd
      fchown.c libc\compat\unistd
      llseek.c libc\compat\unistd
      symlink.c libc\compat\unistd
      _close.c libc\dos\io
      _creat.c libc\dos\io
      _creat_n.c libc\dos\io
      _open.c libc\dos\io
      _read.c libc\dos\io
      _write.c libc\dos\io
      fstat.c libc\posix\sys\stat
      lstat.c libc\posix\sys\stat
      confstr.c libc\posix\unistd
      lseek.c libc\posix\unistd
      doscan.c libc\ansi\stdio
      select.c libc\compat\time
      conio.c libc\pc_hw\co80
      link.c libc\posix\unistd
      write.c libc\posix\unistd
      emu387.cc libemu\src
      screen.c debug\fsdb


There were also some patches that were to do with some of the makefiles.


Andrew