Re: OpenOffice support for AIX

Jason Cwik <[email protected]> Wed, 14 Jul 2010 13:16:24 -0700 (PDT)
Newsgroups gmane.comp.openoffice.devel.porting
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Caol=C3=A1n McNamara wrote:
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> The hard part is the uno bridge itself. I haven't a clue about the AIX
> ABI to know if, assuming you use gcc, if you'd be able to directly use
> the gcc3_linux_powerpc64 bridge or if a custom one is needed.=20
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I'm going to start with the basic assumption that gcc uses the same ppc
calling convention on AIX as Linux (maybe wrong, but...).  One question: on
Linux, is the gcc4 ABI the same as gcc3?  I was going to use gcc 4.4.4 for
the port (I've noticed that gcc4.2.0 that IBM provides crashes on some of
the C++ code and 4.5.0 is flat out not supported by ooo32M12).

also, is there a ppc32 bridge for linux or just ppc64?  I started out with
IBM's gcc (ppc32) and would have to start over to move to ppc64...

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