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--- Comment #4 from Andreas.G.JHOSS ---
Maybe my first post was not clear enough. I have done exactly this.
Dumped the specs file and then did some small changes and added this substitue
rule
I have verified that I put it to the correct place.
A
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--- Comment #3 from Andrew Pinski ---
(In reply to Andreas.G.JHOSS from comment #2)
> Hmm?
> So but how can I add and change implicitely a substitute rule then?
> I want to add certain libraries to build process permanently for certain
> platform
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--- Comment #2 from Andreas.G.JHOSS ---
Hmm?
So but how can I add and change implicitely a substitute rule then?
I want to add certain libraries to build process permanently for certain
platforms so I can get platform independent. And clearly I w
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--- Comment #1 from Andrew Pinski ---
This might be a slight documentation error.
Originally GCC would put a copy of the full specs (created via -dumpspecs
option) under $libpath/gcc/$target/$version/specs. And the user could edit
that adding th
