Closed miniupnp closed 5 years ago
ping !
Shouldn't this go to upstream?
Personally, I'm not in favour to "pollute" gcc sources with custom changes, regardless of their usefulness. I'd like to maintain strict FreeMiNT-related commits only and everything else patch before the building process, for instance in my https://github.com/mikrosk/m68k-atari-mint-build.
What do you think, @vinriviere ?
In my build scripts, I often patch some files with sed, because I'm too lazy to create a patch file, and sometimes it wouldn't work at all. Here, this is a very small patch. Of course such changes should go upstream, but when upstream branch has become obsolete, that's no more an option. Generally, when official fixes exist in official version, I try to get them, instead of inventing new ones. I don't know how this issue has been fixed in official GCC. As this patch enables building the cross-tools on FreeBSD and MacOS (he latter being a major platform), I would be tempted to accept it.
Ok then, merged. @miniupnp thanks for your contribution and sorry for the delay. :-/
So it works with sha512sum under linux, but also with shasum -a 512 under macOS or FreeBSD.