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Re: [RFC/RFA]Fix cross build of m68k netbsd target


At 18:12 02/10/2002 , Jason R Thorpe a écrit:
>On Wed, Oct 02, 2002 at 04:55:31PM +0200, Pierre Muller wrote:
>
>  > tm-nbsd.h in config/m68k directory
>  > contains 
>  > #include ""
>  > and
>  > #include sys/param.h"
>  > 
>  > This is totally wrong and should be refused in all cases,
>  > as it totally prevents correct cross-compilation
>  > to that target.
>  > 
>  > I thus propose the following patch,
>  > which  enables me to cross-compile
>  > with target m68k-uunknown-netbsd.
>
>Yes, now that the m68k is multiarch'd, I need to sit down an pay
>some attention to the m68k-netbsd target(s).
>
>Will you please file a GDB bug report on this issue?
>
>  >      * config/m68k/tm-nbsd.h:
>  >      (sys/param.h, machine/vmparam.h): Remove wrong includes.
>  >      (PGSHIFT, HIGHPAGES,NBPG, USRSTACK): New macros,
>  >      taken from a native m68k netbsd machine.
>
>I'm not inclined to check this in, because it won't really work
>properly for all of the netbsd m68k platforms.  (out of curiosity,
>which one are you using?)

I found these values on a 1.6 m68k netbsd version.
Did these value change in version history?

This should be possible to inversigate
with the cvsweb server on www.netbsd.org....
but when I try to to use the diff tool,
it does not work correctly...
As you are probably maintainer of this tool, maybe you can fix this.

The problem is that I can't give you the sources where I found the different
macros because I lost access to the corresponding machine.




Pierre Muller
Institut Charles Sadron
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