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Date: Mon, 12 Apr 1999 16:15:26 -0400 (EDT)
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Subject: Re: Has anyone created a pgcc v1.1.2 RPM?
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On Mon, 12 Apr 1999, Steve Snyder wrote:

> I try to keep my RedHat v5.2 system all-RPM to help in keeping track of the
> installed files.  My brainstorm was to take RedHat's v1.1.2 egcs RPM 
> (egcs-1.1.2-12.src.rpm) and patch it with the pgcc diff, creating a pgcc 
> RPM.
> 
> Alas, the RedHat patches and the the pgcc patch conflict regardless of
> order applied to the egcs source files.  Sigh.  Has anyone created a pgcc
> v1.1.2 RPM yet?  
I might have one in a few days...  I've got a pgcc-1.1.1 RPM that I just
compiled right now, I'm working on fixing my pgcc-recompiled kernel.  (I
installed the PGCC kernel patches, the kernel works great, but in
rebuilding the RPM/SRPM, the sound modules didn't recompile correctly,
specifically awe_wave.o.  I don't think it's the compiler, I probably just
goofed.  I'm getting unresolved symbol errors.)

As to how I created the 1.1.1 RPM:

Somewhere (I think it's on RedHat's contrib site), there's an RPM for
pgcc-1.1a.  I took that and updated the spec for a pgcc-1.1.1 tarball that
I created from patching an egcs tarball.  I'll do the same for pgcc-1.1.2
soon.