> "Ben" == Ben Elliston writes:
Ben> If we did a release, would this allow the GCC testsuite to rip out
Ben> the equivalent code from the testsuite/lib directory?
If you mean gdb -- not immediately, I think we usually wait a while so
that developers don't always have to use the absolute late
On Thu, Jun 30, 2011 at 08:31:46AM +0200, Honza Horak wrote:
> Thank you for adding support of f90. Is there any timeframe for a
> new release with this support?
Not at this stage -- we have done a release only recently. If we did
a release, would this allow the GCC testsuite to rip out the
equi
On 06/30/2011 03:28 AM, Tom Tromey wrote:
Ben> The .texi file_is_ maintained. It is generated from the Docbook when
Ben> you build with --enable-maintainer-mode. There are a few different
Ben> db2-foo converters and most of them don't work. What I have installed
Ben> works, which is why I
Ben> The .texi file _is_ maintained. It is generated from the Docbook when
Ben> you build with --enable-maintainer-mode. There are a few different
Ben> db2-foo converters and most of them don't work. What I have installed
Ben> works, which is why I offered to take care of it. :-)
Excellent, tha
On Wed, Jun 29, 2011 at 07:56:37AM -0600, Tom Tromey wrote:
> I guess the .texi file is not maintained? That is too bad; I
> generally prefer info format for online docs, since I live in Emacs.
> I tried running the XML through db2x_texixml (yum install
> docbook2X), but it gives tons of errors.
Ben> doc/ref.xml. Just do your best and I'll make sure it builds with all
Ben> of the requisite Docbook tools.
I just cut-and-pasted the f77 stuff. There doesn't seem to be any
actual text there... I'm not sure where it could go, as I don't know
Docbook.
I guess the .texi file is not maintained
Thanks, Tom.
On Tue, Jun 28, 2011 at 12:55:44PM -0600, Tom Tromey wrote:
> I wasn't sure which doc file I should update, so I didn't. Let me
> know and I will correct it.
doc/ref.xml. Just do your best and I'll make sure it builds with all
of the requisite Docbook tools.
Cheers, Ben
signatu
Right now dejagnu supports g77 for compiling Fortran.
This is rather old -- last shipped in GCC 3.4, I believe.
This patch adds F90 support.
I wasn't sure which doc file I should update, so I didn't.
Let me know and I will correct it.
Tom
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