Mail Archives: djgpp-workers/1998/05/05/12:55:02
> I usually go directly to ftp.gnu.org, and it usually works fast
> enough. But then I mostly do this when North America is asleep.
My preference is ftp.digital.com, where even during mid-afternoon
here in california I can still get 200K-900K/sec throughput. The one
I got them from this time was only about 4K thoughput for a total
of 16 MB.
> I understand that you are building it on a Unix host. Does this mean
> that it won't build on DOS/Windows?
Binutils will probably build on dos just fine. I just don't have a
non-lfn unzip program and my NT environment has never been very
solid. I figure I'll work out any problems on the unix
end first and then worry about getting it to build native last.
GDB doesn't build anywhere.
> I also am not sure why do you need an option to configure GDB for
> DJGPP. Doesn't "sh ./configure pc-i386-msdosdjgpp" work as expected?
No. There is no configuration option in either configure.host or
configure.tgt that resembles any of the djgpp configurations I know
of (go32-msdos, go32-coff, pc-msdosdjgpp).
> nm-i386v.h tm-i386.h tm-i386v.h xm-go32.h
Good. I guessed correctly :) Just wansn't sure if the sysv file was
right or not.
> > Eli - go ahead and send me the diffs (or descriptions) that
> > you wanted to see if they were applied or not.
> I do that in a separate message.
It doesn't appear that any of them are installed...
Andy
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