John, That's what I was doing, based on comments you'd made in earlier e-mails. Anyway, to let me repeat these instructions arbitrarily, without making stupid typing mistakes occasionally, I've converted them into a script. I've attached it ... for John's reference and the convenience of others.The script finished building the binaries and made it to the point where it says
":: NOTE that this may take some time"and starts running doxygen (which also emits a bunch of warnings, no matter).
That doxygen instance has had 90 minutes of the 3000+ processor time so far,so I haven't got as far as the torture testing which is done later on in the build.
John Goerzen wrote:
On Sat, Mar 06, 2004 at 12:47:41PM -0800, Alex Perry wrote:Has anybody (other than John) managed to build any of those packages, using only the pure64 environment (i.e. not biarch or the cross builders) ? If you have, could you please send me the packages of your toolchain ?Procedure: apt-get source gcc-3.3 cd gcc-3.3-* debian/rules unpack vim src/gcc/config/i386/biarch64.h, set TARGET_BI_ARCH to 0 rm src/gcc/config/i386/t-linux64 vim debian/rules.defs, disable biarch for amd64, add amd64 to the not-for-this-arch line for pascal, ada, and gnat. fakeroot debian/rules binary there's the package. -- John
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