Ian,
See responses to two parts below.
1 My point was that I would expect the relevant files to be frozen
from stage 2 and reused in stage 3, not regenerated; so the one I
had changed at stage 2 would be re-used and not need to be
changed again. However, we have got round it!
Ellis
On 13 May 2013, at 14:43, Ian Lance Taylor wrote:
However, if we had, I would have expected it to
be
done with exactly the same preconditions to ensure that stages 2
and 3 would
match.
The preconditions are the same in your GCC build: they are wrong both
times, and you are correcting them both times.
2 I have submitted bug reports for this latest problem, and the former
one with libcpp. Bug 57291 and Bug 57292.
I am not clear how far into the final step "Build runtime libraries
using
the stage3 compiler from the previous step." it has now failed.
Can the current build state be used to install a compilation system?
Or can I arrange to carry on by making some modification?
Thanks,
Ellis
On 13 May 2013, at 14:43, Ian Lance Taylor wrote:
This is a completely different problem. It looks like the code is
trying to use a linker map, which is not going to work with the Darwin
linker. This looks like a bug in the libitm configury. I don't see
it in the current bug database; please consider filing a bug report.
Thanks.
