Johannes Schindelin wrote:Yes, it is a hack. And short of some guarantees from gcc, (which we don't have), it is destined to be an ongoing issue.On Sun, 22 Oct 2006, Rob Landley wrote:Basically, gcc changed in a way that broke qemu.Yes, they did. But even if I understand your frustration (which I share), I also understand the gcc people. After all, using gcc to create the blocks for dynamic translation is a _hack_. Creating a qemu variant target for gcc would address both of these concerns. It would introduce new ones, of course, but it would address these two.The result of a compiler run, though, should work and run -- as fast as possible. So basically, the gcc people want to achieve a different goal from what we misuse their program for. --rich |
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