Tomas Hajny wrote:
No wonder. ;-) When using "make all", the new
(2.1.1) compiler is compiled using the starting
compiler (2.0.x). "Make cycle" tries to make sure
that the created compiler is still useable, at
least that useable that it can still build
itself. It does so by doing the same thing in a
cycle:
1) RTL and compiler (ppc1.exe) are compiled using
the starting compiler.
2) Everything except ppc1.exe is cleaned, RTL and
compiler (ppc2.exe) are compiled using ppc1.exe.
3) Everything except ppc2.exe is cleaned, RTL and
compiler (ppc3.exe) are compiled using ppc2.exe.
4) ppc2.exe and ppc3.exe are compared - they
should be equal. If they are the same, ppc3.exe
is renamed to ppc386.exe.
5) If you build more than just the compiler (e.g.
snapshot or release - i.e. this last step isn't
part of "make cycle" any more), the newly created
ppc386.exe is used for compilation of RTL, FCL,
FV, packages and IDE.
So you mean that the newly created compiler is giving the error?
Andreas
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