It looks like in both cases it was my fault, when building the compiler I set the --host=ia64... when it should have been --target=ia64... When building 2.4.9 I hadn't downloaded and applied the latest patches to the tree. The default IA64 in the linux tree is pretty broken. In both cases the compiler should have failed a lot more gracefully, but it sounds like 32bit->64bit cross-compilation is non-trivial. Thanks. -Kip --- Jim Wilson <wilson@cygnus.com> wrote: > >Current gcc code will not cross compile from ix86 > to ia64, it gets > >problems with conditional return of 64 bit values > in some functions. > > A bug report would be very useful, yes. You didn't > even mention what > program is being miscompiled. If you have already > reported the bug, please > point me at the report. > > Jim __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get email alerts & NEW webcam video instant messaging with Yahoo! Messenger http://im.yahoo.comReceived on Wed Sep 05 11:14:41 2001
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