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version of install.texi (both gcc/install.texi and gcc/f/install.texi exist
and are different.)
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yasufu-i@is.aist-nara.ac.jp
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snapshots for NetBSD/alpha and adapted to compile with our binutils)
i've just tested it roughly - but it should work and is at least a start
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if the expected argument to the opcode is unsigned,
return (val & 0xffff)
if the expected argument to the occode is signed,
sign extend the 16 bit value
short = val;
val = (int) short;
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-ltermlib)
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This should allow for gdb to at least build on pmax, modulo potential platform
specific include files. This impacts gas, ld, and other critical system
components. Don't build this unless you are happy with your backups, as
always for a change of this nature. It works for me on my machine, however.
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configuring of gdb on mips platforms. Thanks to Thomas Graichen for
pointing out they were missing.
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Thanks to Thomas Graichen for the fix.
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with enough space. Guess that's why I didn't commit this before ;-)
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ret val, and pass -Wall.
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/usr/local.
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