On Tue, 12 Oct 2010, Paolo Bonzini wrote: > Here is the patch series implementing the idea I mentioned a while ago. > > The first 14 introduce small changes to group pieces of code together > and help understanding/reviewing the next changes. Most of them are > just cosmetic changes, though some of them have small behavioral changes. > > After these come 19 patches that introduce autoconf-compatible aliases > for options not respecting the autoconf command-line syntax. The old > versions are deprecated, but there is no change in semantics: the new > aliases take exactly the same syntax. > > There are also patches also rename the "interp_prefix" and "source_path" > concepts to "sysroot" and "srcdir", which is consistent with GNU Makefile > standards and with the with the new aliasesnew aliases. > > Patches 34 to 36 introduce new command-line options for cross-compilation > that are again compatible with the GNU standards. With these changes > it is more or less possible to drop QEMU inside a GCC/binutils tree > configured for cross-compilation and make it build together. > > Patch 37 is a simple change to the help text now that the command-line > syntax is finalized. > > Patch 38 and 39, finally, make a few more baby steps using host triplets > instead of custom feature detection. >
[..snip..] > 19 files changed, 3729 insertions(+), 456 deletions(-) I don't think the explanation above justified net plus of 3273 lines of new code. -- mailto:av1...@comtv.ru
