Open MedourMehdi opened 2 months ago
The naming change is something that was introduced by gcc. The gcc-ranlib is an executable that handles LTO by passing the compilers plugin name to ranlib. If you don't use LTO, you can also use the normal ranlib.
However the plugin is only available for the elf toolchains, and only for the cross-compiler, not on real hardware, because there is no support for shared libraries.
Thanks. Does ranlib from latest gcc 7.5 build works for you on real hw? I used the one from your website and from here in the release section.
Hi,
I've tried to use ranlib (v9.5, v7.5) on Aranym. It seems it can't run and freeze the whole system. I guess it's the same for real hardware. Also naming rules seem changed, m68k-atari-mint-ranlib was renamed to m68k-atari-mint-gcc-ranlib! It brokes a lot of building script.