John Freeman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: >> You need to configure with --disable-bootstrap if you want the C++ >> frontend built in "stage1". Also try make all-gcc instead (or just make >> to also build the runtime). >> > > I think this method is different in ways that will increase the build > time. Can anyone confirm?
It's the other way around; configuring with --disable-bootstrap decreases build time. > Opening up this topic a little more, is there anyone out there who > routinely works on GCC that would like to share their workflow for > building (as little as possible that encompasses changes), testing, > and debugging? I do most work in an object directory configured with --disable-bootstrap. When I want a debug build I do "make CFLAGS=-g all-gcc". For testing I use a different object directory configured without --disable-bootstrap. Ian
