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<0> anyone know what version of gcc support -mabi=apcs-gnu for ARM?
<1> can anyone tell me what might be broken ? http://pastebin.ca/73551
<2> hey
<2> anyone knows where I can find more info on auto parallelization and gcc ?
<2> if anyone is working on it, etc.
<2> anyone ?
<3> in C? that's a pretty hard problem
<2> I know, but is there anyone working on adding support for it ?
<2> or is there anything in the tree already ?
<2> I'm searching the mailing lists and stuff, but I'm not finding much information yet
<4> Hi all. Anyone have experience with mudflap? mudflapth doesn't seem to be working under Debian, and I'm wondering if someone on a different system could run a simple hello world app and tell me the results.
<2> http://www.gccsummit.org/2006/view_abstract.php?content_key=3
<2> found this
<2> ferguscan: sorry, that's not realated to you
<4> I'm having some trouble with mudflap and threads. In my code, if main() does an out-of-bounds array write on its own stack, mudflap complains. However, if a generated thread does the same thing, mudflap doesn't complain.
<4> Can someone tell me why?
<5> does someone know about compiling gcc with mingw?
<6> hi folks
<6> I have a prob with PKG_CONFIG_PATH variable
<7> could you elaborate?
<6> yeah here http://pastebin.com/734894
<6> pastebin took a while to come up 1 :|
<6> Zordan: any hints ?
<7> well I can't load the pastebin site either
<3> cpp.sf.net is working
<8> Hello. Is it okay to ask questions here about gcc/ld linking?
<7> yes
<3> in gcc's implementation is it safe to have 2 restrict pointers pointing to the same thing IF the pointees are never mutated?
<8> I'm wondering if there is an alternative or more compatible way to link together an extremely long list of object files. I'm currently "gcc -o output -Xlinker @file" based syntax, but I found that it's not compatible with some versions of ld. Older versions seem not to have this feature.
<7> farnkerl: maybe you could use temporary archives?
<8> Zordan, thanks. I was hoping there was a simpler method that wouldn't require breaking the ld stuff into multiple commands.
<8> Does anyone know at what version the ld command began supporting the '@file' argument?
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