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Subject: Compiling Kernel with GCC-2: How, exactly?
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From: haley@husc10.harvard.edu (Elizabeth Haley)
Date: 22 Jul 93 01:19:42 EDT
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HiHo:
I know this is becoming a FAQ, so I will take replies to this and
shove them together and send it to Dave for inclusion in the FAQ:
What needs to be done to 386bsd0.1+pk2.4 to make the kernel compile
with GCC-2.4.5?
Please answer very specificly.
Could patches be put in to the kit to make the kernel compile? If the
problem is in GCC, perhaps a patch could be made to make whatever
modifications are necessary, to be distributed outside of the
patchkit...
In a related question, when will GCC-2 be included as the regular
compiler?
I am assuming this will happen as part of a major release, and not as
a patchkit, since the sources for GCC-2.4.5 are HUGE!
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