what version of gcc can be used to build kernels on Linux/sparc64?

what version of gcc can be used to build kernels on Linux/sparc64?

[Shanti Katta]

I would like to know what version of gcc is currently available to build
linux kernels on Linux/Sparc64. I would like the builds to generate
64-bit executables.

-Shanti 

what version of gcc can be used to build kernels on Linux/sparc64?

[Shanti Katta]

I would like to know what version of gcc is currently available to build
linux kernels on Linux/Sparc64. I would like the builds to generate
64-bit executables.

-Shanti 

Re: what version of gcc can be used to build kernels on Linux/sparc64?

[Miguel A Bolanos]

Just use egc64 if its only for the kernel, or if you want to for the
kernel and some packages  use gcc3
yours

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On 30 Jul 2002, Shanti Katta wrote:

> I would like to know what version of gcc is currently available to build
> linux kernels on Linux/Sparc64. I would like the builds to generate
> 64-bit executables.
>
> -Shanti
>
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Re: what version of gcc can be used to build kernels on Linux/sparc64?

[Shanti Katta]

I should have asked more specifically. But I am trying to compile
user-mode-linux on Ultrasparc(running Debian). egcs64 compiles just
kernelspace code. I want to know what compiler can be used to build
user-mode-linux(which contains some userspace and some kernelspace code)
64-bit on Ultrasparc? gcc-3.0 seems to give problems with linker. I am
not sure if any other version of gcc is capable of doing that.

Thanks in advance
-Regards
-Shanti
On Tue, 2002-07-30 at 18:15, Miguel A Bolanos wrote:
> Just use egc64 if its only for the kernel, or if you want to for the
> kernel and some packages  use gcc3
> yours
> 
> --
> Miguel A. Bolanos
> Servers Administrator
> Informatica International
> --
> 
> On 30 Jul 2002, Shanti Katta wrote:
> 
> > I would like to know what version of gcc is currently available to build
> > linux kernels on Linux/Sparc64. I would like the builds to generate
> > 64-bit executables.
> >
> > -Shanti
> >
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Re: what version of gcc can be used to build kernels on Linux/sparc64?

[Miguel A Bolanos]

Hi again

On 30 Jul 2002, Shanti Katta wrote:

> I should have asked more specifically. But I am trying to compile
> user-mode-linux on Ultrasparc(running Debian). egcs64 compiles just
> kernelspace code. I want to know what compiler can be used to build
> user-mode-linux(which contains some userspace and some kernelspace code)
> 64-bit on Ultrasparc? gcc-3.0 seems to give problems with linker. I am
> not sure if any other version of gcc is capable of doing that.

Have you get the chance to try it with gcc-3.1? anyways gcc-3.2 was
scheduled to be released on 2002-07-2x so it should be released at any
moment, and the linker problems should be solved
yours

Miguel Bolanos

>
> Thanks in advance
> -Regards
> -Shanti
> On Tue, 2002-07-30 at 18:15, Miguel A Bolanos wrote:
> > Just use egc64 if its only for the kernel, or if you want to for the
> > kernel and some packages  use gcc3
> > yours
> >
> > --
> > Miguel A. Bolanos
> > Servers Administrator
> > Informatica International
> > --
> >
> > On 30 Jul 2002, Shanti Katta wrote:
> >
> > > I would like to know what version of gcc is currently available to build
> > > linux kernels on Linux/Sparc64. I would like the builds to generate
> > > 64-bit executables.
> > >
> > > -Shanti
> > >
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Re: what version of gcc can be used to build kernels on Linux/sparc64?

[venom]

On 30 Jul 2002, Shanti Katta wrote:

> Date: 30 Jul 2002 16:02:20 -0400
> From: Shanti Katta <katta@csee.wvu.edu>
> To: sparclinux@vger.kernel.org
> Cc: linux-kernel@vger.kernel.org
> Subject: what version of gcc can be used to build kernels on
>     Linux/sparc64?
>
> I would like to know what version of gcc is currently available to build
> linux kernels on Linux/Sparc64.
old egcs patched to compile at 64 bit or gcc 3.1 -m64

> I would like the builds to generate
> 64-bit executables.
This is different fron kernel, you need to compile a 64 bit glibc (use
2.2.5 sources), and so on for all shared libraries you need, then you can
compile a 64 bit executable.
I just should add it will be slower than a 32 bit executable  and a little
bigger, so if you are not sure you need 64 bit because you binary will use
more than 3.6 GB RAM itself, you do not need a 64 bit executable.

Luigi
>
> -Shanti
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Re: what version of gcc can be used to build kernels on Linux/sparc64?

[Thunder from the hill]

Hi,

On Tue, 30 Jul 2002, Miguel A Bolanos wrote:
> Just use egc64 if its only for the kernel, or if you want to for the
> kernel and some packages  use gcc3

Problems:

egcs64:	fails to compile 2.5 for me, because it doesn't support the 
	current syntax
gcc3.1:	1 unexpected failure is not too bad, but 25 unexpected successes 
	aren't too encouraging...

			Thunder
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