Hi. Recently (at least in 4.1.1), the classpath pieces bundled with gcc
include /usr/lib/classpath/libgjsmalsa.so (JNI midi-alsa). This
creates a conflict when installing gnu-classpath itself.
Is it correct for gcc to install libgjsmalsa.so in /usr/lib/classpath?
Would it make sense for gcc to i
hi,
I am trying to write the backend for a processor based on mips.I
am facing some problems during compilation of gcc.GAS has been ported
for target processor.The store word instruction on ported assembler
only supports 16 bit offsets.i.e
the only supported format is
stw $1,16-bit-offset($2
Hi Ian,
On Sun, 9 Jul 2006, Ian Blanes wrote:
> I've been recently looking at the splay tree implementation. I've noticed
> that this revision http://gcc.gnu.org/viewcvs?view=rev&revision=106584
> does a strange splaying. It does a bottom up splaying but starting at the
> root (not the same that
* Richard Henderson:
> You're kidding, right? *All* targets have to generate different
> code for thread-local storage. If it didn't, it wouldn't be
> thread-local, would it?
The local/non-local distinction could be encoded as a flag in the load
instruction, set by the linker according to the d
The following patch replaces some of the functionality of Wconversion
in g++ by using the code developed for Wcoercion project. In
particular, it checks for coercions from real to integer.
The proposed implementation has two advantages over the existing one:
* The code is shared by both C and C+
Please do not send e-mail to both gcc and gcc-help. Please just write
to one mailing list. Thanks.
"kernel coder" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I modified mips backend to support stw instruction.But during the
> compilation of crtstuff.c it is generating an instrucion
>
> stw $2,p.2249
>
> as
Hello !
I for the first time write to this list of dispatch. I would
like to offer one expansion for C/C ++. It is quite well entered
in an existing design of language. This expansion increases
expressive power of language since preconditions for reduction
of a role of macros and patterns are c
