I'm sure most of the functionality exists, i'm just not sure what it's
called anymore :)
I've lost track too. I haven't tried to do builds in the last few days,
so I haven't seen what's there now, but my needs are simple:
I normally work in the "gcc" object directory and keep files there built by
the system compiler. That's my starting point.
Then I do a "make" to build, "make bootstrap" to do a bootstrap, "make
gnatlib_and_tools" and "make check-ada" to run acats, and then "make
unstage1" to get back where I started from.
If I want to run a full build and test, I go up to the top level directory
and "make" and then "make check".
Can somebody summarize the targets (and directories) equivalent to the above
in the new scheme?
It would also be good if somebody could give the recommended procedure to
have a common script to build all the GCC versions.
