-shared or -symbolic (as on other platforms). Also, override LIBGCC_SPEC for
all platforms (where it would incorrectly include the .a file explicitly on
some).
This should fix Mozilla on macppc.
New option -Wno-format-extra-args : suppress warning for:
printf("foo", bar);
since that isn't interesting from the POV of this audit, and it's more
common than most in some code.
also, do format args checking for
printf(Aflag ? "format 1: %s" : "format 2: %s", bar);
albeit in a half-hearted way for now (just check the "then" case)
If -Wformat is enabled, try harder to chase down compile-time constant
format strings.. capable of catching things like:
const char foo[]="%s %d";
printf(foo, 1, "2");
If the new option -Wnetbsd-format-audit (no, I don't like the name,
either) is enabled, complain about non-constant format strings we
can't verify. In particular, for *v*printf-like functions (i.e.,
non-variadic functions which are passed a va_list), insist that the
format string come from a parameter declared as a format string
argument, so that functions which should be declared as printflike are
caught at compile time.
so egcs/arch/mips/tm.h should not contain any #ifdefs
- Use -DTARGET_{BIG,LITTLE}_ENDIAN_DEFAULT (which are used in egcs-current)
to switch mipseb/mipsel
(as a.out does per default.) This is because the compiler forgets to
restore the PIC register after a builtin_setjmp (i.e. when catching an
exception.) This fix is taken from the gcc 2.95 branch.
Fixes PR#9110.
option is given to the compiler. It's silly to have to specify it twice
on a command line (e.g. -mcpu=ev56 -Wa,-mev56), especially considering
that if you don't, and the compiler emits e.g. a BWX instruction, the
assembler will treat it as a macro, open-coding an equivalent, which can
have some serious unwanted side-effects in some situations.
Also, don't treat e.g. 21164 and ev5 as equivalent; the assembler treats
them differently: 21164 enables PALcode-only instructions, while ev5
does not.
(http://egcs.cygnus.com/ml/gcc/1999-10/msg00400.html).
Log message:
* combine.c (get_last_value): If the last set of a register
is after subst_low_cuid, then we can not use it to determine
the register's last value.
compiling into PIC code. Currently, the tablejump method requires
Global Offset Table access which undermines its use in self-relocating
code such as the run-time linker.
