Andrew Pinski wrote on 06/13/2018 10:06 PM:
On Wednesday, June 13, 2018, U.Mutlu <u...@mutluit.com <mailto:u...@mutluit.com>> wrote:Hi, currently -v (ie. gcc -v) prints these data: gcc version 9.0.0 20180613 (experimental) (GCC) It would be nice, when building from a repository that then the resulting target should contain also the revision number (for example "r261543") of the underlying repository, so that gcc -v then prints this info as well. Maybe the respective revision nbr of the repository used (svn, git, ...), or perhaps better: a new generic solution with a unique & common rev-nbr for all repos (and non-repos): a new file with rev-info in the repo-root could do the trick, IMO... If you use contrib/gcc_update, it will place the right thing in the needed file and will display the revision.
Ah, cool! Will try it out, thx.
