------- Comment #2 from rob1weld at aol dot com  2007-01-12 05:12 -------
Thank you kindly for your comments and e-mails everyone.

Firstly, I am NOT building in the source directory.

My result (as of a while ago) for libmudflap are:
  === libmudflap Summary ===
# of expected passes  1194
# of unexpected  failures 588

Complete result (for an OLD build) are here:
http://gcc.gnu.org/ml/gcc-testresults/2007-01/msg00052.html

I since have it working so well I can type "make check" (without the -k)
and I am able to type "make install" with only a single warning. 

I removed some of the fancy optimization parameters from the CFLAGS I was
building with and built a less optimized but more stable bootstrap. The
extra optimizations worked well for the most part but Ada did not enjoy them.


My "patch" for gomp (as you refer to it) is simply to enable it in the
./configure script - I did NOT change one line of the source for gomp.

Mmap does NOT work when compiling java with the flags _I_ was using.
The error I was getting was "java.io.IOException: mmap not implemented"
and that was with the CVS "AS-IS", with no changes. Much of mmap DOES
work but __some__ portion of it does not work with a small portion of java
(on the particular day I obtained the CVS and then built it - it _might_ be
OK now - I'll try re-enabling it).

I have a newer build that I will post the results of shortly. Nearly everything
is nearly OK - except the pch (which _I_ don't use) doesn't pass many tests.

I do have the newest cygwin and do check their site for updates.

Thanks again to everyone who read my post. I hope more people are
encouraged to try a WinXP cygwin build of 4.2.0 and post the (FULL)
test results.

Please note (with the CVS from a few days ago) that "make check" misses
some things. To get all the logs you need to type:

make check
make check-target-boehm-gc
make check-target-libffi
make check-target-libgomp
make check-target-libmudflap
make check-target-zlib


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http://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=30342

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