On Dec 6, 2000, Ben Elliston <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Background: on many GNU/Linux systems, config.guess uses the output of `ld
> --help' to determine which architecture, object file format and C library
> version the build system uses.
> Instead, I am seeking to replace this cruft with a
Ben Elliston wrote:
>
> It's that time again. The config.guess script is losing on
> GNU/Linux and this time, I'm going to fix it.
Great. Thanks. Just don't break the fallback position
cruft. :-)
Mo> Incidentally, I'm not sure if you're aware, but config.guess and
Mo> autoconf are actually maintained separately (I discovered this
Mo> only recently). I'm guessing that you already know this, but I
Mo> thought I'd better mention it in the hope that you'd contacted the
Mo> wrong people :)
Sen
# > config.guess refuses to guess the system type on some of my machines
# > here. All of them are i?86-unknown-linux-gnu. That configuration seems
# > to be missing in the script. It's not a big deal, I tell it the
# > configuration manually. But what do I have config.guess for, then?
I have th
Thomas Kunert wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> config.guess refuses to guess the system type on some of my machines
> here. All of them are i?86-unknown-linux-gnu. That configuration seems
> to be missing in the script. It's not a big deal, I tell it the
> configuration manually. But what do I have config.gue
