Re: Modified version of l_dispatcher.h -- please try it.
David Fang <[email protected]>
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> > It works for the cases I tried .. I was able to move globals.o to either > > end of the link list and it works both places. > > This is good. I still haven't wrapped your small test case up in an > autoconf test. One thing I quickly realized is that of course that will > not work correctly for a cross-compile environment. In that case you'd > have to fall back to some hard coded lookup table that used known > results for whatever tools chains it knew about and took a guess when > encountering an unknown toolchain. Dan, I'd say the link/load-ordering problem is no longer an issue, so configure-testing for ordering shouldn't be necessary. (But it never hurt to do as an exercise.) > Last I checked the autoconf setup did work correctly for cross compiling > with the one catch that you have to do a native build and install first > to have access to modelgen. But once you have that, cross compiling > seemed to "just work". But this may not really matter for most (all?) > gnucap users. Either built or installed, some native modelgen would be required, just up to you how to handle it. I'm not intending to cross-compile anytime soon! David Fang Computer Systems Laboratory Electrical & Computer Engineering Cornell University http://www.csl.cornell.edu/~fang/ -- (2400 baud? Netscape 3.0?? lynx??? No problem!)