I've got a big pile of fixes from Bero and others I will slowly merge.
> official GNU C compiler, isn't it? May be I'm wrong (I doubt), but I do
> think that it's a good thing to get the kernel buildable with the official
> compiler... EGCS had not been the official GNU C compiler, so one can make
> an excuse kinda "don't use something unofficial", but this is not a case
> with gcc-2.95.x...
>
> Did you try to build a kernel with gcc-2.95.1? Have you seen that whole
I've got reports from 2.95.1
> bunch of assembler warnings during the build? May be those warnings can
> explain (at least partially) why don't the resulting kernel behave?
Understand something here. If 2.2.14 or 2.2.15 builds perfectly with gcc 2.95.1
I will be happy. I want it to build and work with all the new compilers. Equally
from a production perspective right now we know it doesnt work, right now
it hasn't had sufficient testing with the patches.
All Im trying to say is - if you are building a kernel to go out on CD, to
run on a web server, professionally for a client etc - be aware that 2.95*
is the wrong thing to build it with. If you want to build with 2.95.1 on
non critical machines and help change this then great,
Alan
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