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Hello Ray, Brian, and everyone else, On 02/26/14 15:05, Ray Donnelly wrote: > AFAIK, Bryan Hundven was going to exclude --with-multilib-list for arm > if gcc < 4.9, and exclude it altogether for all arches other than Intel, > arm and sh. It seems like a lot of initial (and on-going) work (multilib_add_archs) to keep track of which architectures and which versions have multilib support. I guess it would help users from accidentally creating invalid configurations, but on the other hand I can't help think it would be easier and more flexible to have the option always available (when multilib is selected) and include a strongly worded help message instead :-) In my case I'd like to use it to build multilib toolchains using the "custom" version. Could that scenario be added too? It looks like that won't be easy. I think it would be safe to assume if a user is performing a build using custom versions that they're knowledgeable enough to know if they want multilib. It reminds me of the patches you have to add snapshots and additional versions. I still think it would just be best to provide the list option if the user selects multilib since there's a decent chance they might know what they're doing and a missing multilib list isn't a problem. It looks like your focus is on 32-bit versus 64-bit tools and libraries. All I'm looking for is to specify multiple architectures (e.g. armv6-m armv7e-m). I'm not sure the work you're doing will accommodate my use-case too. But I'll do some investigation and testing and let you know how it goes. > Any chance you could point me to some information on how to use a second > remote patch queue with mercurial? I would like to work with these > patches, but I'm rather new to mercurial, never mind its queue add-on. > > > I'm also quite new to mercurial, so someone may need to correct me. > Tutorial: > http://mercurial.selenic.com/wiki/MqTutorial Thank you so much for that list! The "qclone" and "qpush -a" commands were especially helpful! Best regards, Trevor -- For unsubscribe information see http://sourceware.org/lists.html#faq
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