On 2011/10/12 19:46, Vincent Torri wrote:
> in addition, it would be nice to merge these 2 projects. Less duplicated
> work, I think
If I get bored one day, I'll try to extract the micro-changes that
were applied to mingw32 to turn it into cegcc. And then submit those
to mingw-w64 or gcc. But t
Hello,
On Wed, 12 Oct 2011 10:48:52 +0200
Max Kellermann wrote:
> Hi,
>
> another cegcc upgrade: I have replaced gcc 4.4.x with gcc 4.5.3.
Cool, great work!
Just as a note, I got sucked by Android, as everyone else, so don't
have much time to look after https://gitorious.org/cegcc/ . Beside
On Wed, Oct 12, 2011 at 11:49 AM, wrote:
> Hi,
>
> not sur lots of people are still reading this ML anymore because
> basically everyone has iOS or Android now but if you want to work
> on upgrading the ceggc compiler you should contact Kai Tietz from
> mingw-w64 because there are some common wor
Hi,
not sur lots of people are still reading this ML anymore because
basically everyone has iOS or Android now but if you want to work
on upgrading the ceggc compiler you should contact Kai Tietz from
mingw-w64 because there are some common work that you could share.
From what I know mingw-w64 ha
Hi,
another cegcc upgrade: I have replaced gcc 4.4.x with gcc 4.5.3. That
rebase caused a good amount of merge conflicts, which I attempted to
solve without really knowing the code base. The end result seems to
work well. The TEXT section of the XCSoar binary shrinks from 1,686
kB to 1,582 kB,