Pankaj Jangid <pankaj@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes: > Jonathan Wakely via Gcc-help <gcc-help@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes: >>> Texinfo sources - https://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/. >>> >>> Is there a location where I can download pre-built info manuals? >>> Otherwise please let me know how to build from the Texinfo sources. The >>> sources on the above website contain only .texi files but no >>> makefiles. Only ’./gcc/jit’ has makefiles. >> >> You have to configure the sources first, which creates the makefiles. > > The Texinfo sources from the above link doesn’t have a ‘configure’ > script. Or did you mean the full ‘gcc’ sources? Yeah, unfortunately it's not currently possible to configure just the docs. You need to configure the full source instead. That's not ideal because configure will enforce things you don't care about, such as the versions of the gmp, mpc and mpfr libraries. The only relevant thing that configure does for .info files is create a gcc-vers.texi file like the one attached. You should be able to build the docs separately by saving this file to a directory (lets call it /foo) and running commands like this from within the doc/ directory makeinfo --split-size=5000000 --no-split -I /foo -I . -I include -o /foo/gccint.info gccint.texi and similarly for the other top-level .texi files. The full list of top-level .texi files is: cpp.texi cppinternals.texi gcc.texi gccinstall.texi gccint.texi There are then other language-specific files in other directories, e.g. gfc-internals.texi and gfortran.texi in fortran/ Sorry that this isn't very convenient. Richard
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