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Re: cygwin gcc 3.1 branch updated


On Sat, Jun 29, 2002 at 08:17:36AM +1000, Danny Smith wrote:
> --- Earnie Boyd <earnie_boyd@yahoo.com> wrote: > Christopher Faylor wrote:
>> > 
>> > >
>> > >are going to break native  mingw builds, since mingw32.h includes cygwin.h
>> and
>> > >t-cygwin is also a tmake_file for mingw.  Is it time to break out
>> mingw32.h
>> > >from its dependency on cygwin.h?
>> > 
>> > Yes, sorry Danny.  I meant to mention that.  I believe that we should
>> disentangle
>> > the two.  Either that or we should create common files which both use.  Or,
>> I can
>> > add an #ifdef __CYGWIN__ around that swath of code if that helps.
>> > 
>> 
>> *sigh* I think that separation is the better solution.
>>
>> Earnie.
>
>I don't.  There is too much code in common.  It's only the include specs that
>differ and that's always been the case.  I've tested with the cygwin specific
>code guarded by #ifndef NATIVE_MINGW_SPECS (defining NATIVE_MINGW_SPECS in
>mingw32.h).  The t_mingw32 file, however, can easily be made standalone.
>
>I'll submit a patch later today after the rugby.

Don't bother Danny.  I've got things separated pretty nicely, I think.  Since I
broke it, I should fix it.

Hope you haven't gotten too far doing this, although it's actually pretty easy.

cgf


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