rfg@ICS.UCI.EDU (10/05/89)
I have built myself a top level Makefile that builds all of the important gnu tools that I normally work with. This top level Makefile wants (for simplicty) to believe that the "config" name of any given machine is consistant between config.gcc, config.g++, and config.gdb. Sounds resonable, eh? Well the problem is that a Sequent Symmetry goes by the name of "seq386" in the config.gcc script, but it goes bu the name of "symmetry" in the config.gdb script. Could this minor irritant be eliminated? // rfg
rfg@ics.uci.edu (Ronald Guilmette) (10/07/89)
In article <8910041432.aa07633@ICS.UCI.EDU> rfg@ICS.UCI.EDU writes: > >Well the problem is that a Sequent Symmetry goes by the name of "seq386" >in the config.gcc script, but it goes bu the name of "symmetry" in the >config.gdb script. I goofed up. Doug Schmidt pointed out to me that the *real* name used in config.gcc is actually symmetry-i386. Sorry for the goof. // rfg