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So, where's that "Don't run fixproto" come from?
You could drop a comment at the start/end of the t-* files to find out which one
That was helpful. I also had to add 'set -x' to configure to see the complete set of t- files it used.
Turns out config/sh/t-linux is used when building for sh, but config/t-linux is used when building for ppc. sh/t-linux is missing the line that disables running fixprotos.
I verified that adding the line lets me build the compiler. No idea if it's really the right fix, but it's my best guess.
I've updated http://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=10331 with a patch that adds the probably missing line.
Christian, could you try that patch and report whether it helps you? - Dan
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