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I've been building a gcc-2.95 (from uclibc) using crosstool. This has
many patches, and one of them touches gcc/configure.in. I figured for
this to work, I'd need to run autoconf. To do this I put a really ugly
hack into the getandpatch.sh script:
@@ -72,6 +72,12 @@
patch -p1 -f < $p
fi
done
+ # seh: ugly hack as I know the patches for this version of gcc
+ # modify gcc/configure.in so autoconf must be re-run
+ if [ $BASENAME = "gcc-20011006" ]
+ then
+ ( cd gcc ; autoconf )
+ fi
cd $TOP_DIR
}
Does anyone have a better way of handling situations like this.
Regards, Stuart
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