Mike Lerwill wrote:
#undef TARGET_DEFAULT_TARGET_FLAGS
#define TARGET_DEFAULT_TARGET_FLAGS (MASK_QUICKCALL)
This is mostly right, except that second line should be
#define TARGET_DEFAULT_TARGET_FLAGS (TARGET_DEFAULT)
Alternatively, we could delete the 2 lines defining TARGET_DEFAULT in
h8300.h, and then we can define it the way you suggested. However, we
then lose some configurability here, as then subtargets can't override
the default. So probably better to do what I described.
The patch needs to be tested before it can be checked in. I'll try a
build and see what happens.
Well, maybe not. My subversion check-out is screwed up, and I don't see
how to fix it. An update failed because of a bug with my external diff
program. I fixed that. I fumbled around a bit trying to find the right
svn command I need to recover from this. Now I've got a locked working
copy, and I'm getting errors from svn cleanup. I need something
equivalent to "cvs update -A" here. I know my tree is screwed up, I
just want svn to ignore everything I have in my working copy and give me
the most recent copy of everything. I think I need to check out a new
tree from scratch at this point.
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Jim Wilson, GNU Tools Support, http://www.specifix.com
