[Bug bootstrap/37349] [4.4 Regression] bootstrap broken on Alpha: undefined reference to _Jv_RegisterClasses

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Re: building a biarch compiler on sparc-linux-gnu --with-cpu=v9

> v9 means 64 bits. You probably want to use v8plus instead, which > corresponds to 32-bit instructions on an UltraSparc CPU. Not necessarily. If you pass -mcpu=v9 to the 32-bit SPARC compiler, it still emits code which is compliant with the 32-bit ABI. On Solaris the 32-bit compiler defaults t

Re: building a biarch compiler on sparc-linux-gnu --with-cpu=v9

Matthias Klose a écrit : > I'm currently building trunk on sparc-linux-gnu (32bit) configured with > > --enable-targets=all --with-cpu=v8 > > trying to change that to > > --enable-targets=all --with-cpu=v9 > > two 64bit libgcc's are built. it looks like v9 and 64bit are tightly > coupled in

building a biarch compiler on sparc-linux-gnu --with-cpu=v9

I'm currently building trunk on sparc-linux-gnu (32bit) configured with --enable-targets=all --with-cpu=v8 trying to change that to --enable-targets=all --with-cpu=v9 two 64bit libgcc's are built. it looks like v9 and 64bit are tightly coupled in the configury. how can this be setup to buil

building a biarch compiler on sparc-linux-gnu --with-cpu=v9

I'm currently building trunk on sparc-linux-gnu (32bit) configured with --enable-targets=all --with-cpu=v8 trying to change that to --enable-targets=all --with-cpu=v9 two 64bit libgcc's are built. it looks like v9 and 64bit are tightly coupled in the configury. how can this be setup to buil