Closed mathomp4 closed 2 years ago
Note: My unsuccessful attempt to use the Homebrew-GCC-for-M1 version was able to use ieee_arithmetic
so it's not like the M1 GCC can't...just my build here wasn't happy.
I can repeat this on a cross-compiler from x86_64 (I don't actually have access to an m1 box right now). However all works as expected with the gcc-12.1 release, so it looks like I've missed or fluffed a back-port of something needed - I'll try to take a look over the weekend (unless @fxcoudert can point to what's missing immediately).
I have no problem with updating the 11.3 release branch with a critical fix (especially before it's released into the wild).
mea culpa, I missed a back port.
https://github.com/iains/gcc-11-branch has the patch, if you would like to try it.
I have not bumped the release at this stage, since I cannot test this natively.
mea culpa, I missed a back port.
https://github.com/iains/gcc-11-branch has the patch, if you would like to try it.
I have not bumped the release at this stage, since I cannot test this natively.
@iains Okay. I'll give it a try. Back in a bit as my wee macbook compiles!
@iains I think you got it. a git clone
of the repo seems happy. I'll keep going with my compiling of libraries...
This possibly might be a "I built things wrong" but I thought I'd report. Namely, I wanted to build GCC 11.3 on my M1 MacBook. So I downloaded the tarball at:
https://github.com/iains/gcc-11-branch/releases/tag/gcc-11.3-darwin-r0
and built using:
However, in trying to build pFUnit, I discovered that I seemed to not have built support for
ieee_arithmetic
:Is there an option I should pass to the build to get this support?