Christopher C. Chimelis writes:
> Do we really need the doxygen part anyway? It's not compilable on Alpha
> unless we use gcc-3.0 anyway (and even then, it's untested...it's that bad
> C++ problem with 2.95.x that kept it from working from what I can tell).
It's not needed for the binary-arch
On Mon, 18 Jun 2001, Matthias Klose wrote:
> here we go ... The packages are in incoming, built for i386, hppa
> patch checked, libgcc symlink corrected.
>
> known issues:
>
> - doxygen segfaults generating the libstdc++-v3 docs (1.3.6 worked
> ok). results in an empty html_user dir.
>
> - t
here we go ... The packages are in incoming, built for i386, hppa
patch checked, libgcc symlink corrected.
known issues:
- doxygen segfaults generating the libstdc++-v3 docs (1.3.6 worked
ok). results in an empty html_user dir.
- the subreg-byte patch applies, but misses the two texi files (mo
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