texinfo 5 has changed syntax for certain commands which led to failure when
building binutils because the documentation could not be built.
Upstream report: https://sourceware.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=15212.
Signed-off-by: Adrien Destugues <pulkomandy@pulkomandy.tk>
* Fixes issue compiling PPC binutils
* Upstream commit 3c865fca8 by Alan Modra
* Missing a stdint.h in coff header for intptr_t usage
* PPC fix is upstream via:
https://sourceware.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=16686
This reverts commit bf1b5855ab.
* mmu_man pointed out that the fix in bug #16686 is more
correct. (and on closer inspection I agree)
* sorry for the spam
* copied the generic config and added os_defines to enable time support
without link tests when cross compiling.
* os_defines definitions are disabled for _KERNEL_MODE and _LOADER_MODE.
bastring declares the prototype for atomic_add, as it can't rely on
haiku-specific headers. Have this declaration match the modified
prototype from Scheduler branch merge.
Matches commit 73ad2473e7874b3702cf5b0fdf4c81b747812ed9 on Haiku side.
* Drop /boot/common header paths
I don't think pre-pm haiku will build anyway
without using an older buildtools.
* Add secondary arch os header directories.
Anything secondary arch that provides os
headers will break without the proper search
paths in gcc.
* Fixes secondary packages that depend on the
OpenGL kit
Looks like it wasn't enough yet after the PM merge.
However we still have an issue with a silently failed Link action
which actually is smaller than the max line size...
Due to the use of STARTFILE_PREFIX_SPEC the path containing the
libraries gcc provides (libstdc++ and friends) was missing. So
revert to the previously used STANDARD_STARTFILE_PREFIX_{1,2},
MD_STARTFILE_PREFIX method.
* Rename to --with-hybrid-secondary and require as parameter the name of
the secondary packaging architecture. The value is used for
constructing the respective default header and library search paths.
* Add /boot/system/develop/headers/<arch> to header search paths.
* The build host's math library is needed, not the host's. Makes a
difference when build host != host, e.g. when cross-compiling a native
Haiku compiler on Linux.
* Rename the variable math_library -> build_math_library for clarity.
This is already done on x86 using the --enable-frame-pointer option
to GCC's configure script, but that option only works for 32-bit x86.
Added an option to haiku64.h that forces it off by default for 64-bit.
For its input files jam uses a buffer of 512 chars for fgets(). Lines
would therefore be split silently after that length, which could lead to
"interesting" issues. Now we fail to prevent the situation from going
unnoticed.
When reading the cache file failed we have to assume it is corrupt and
we should use any entries read from it. So now we remove the ones we
read again.
