Closed guyutongxue closed 1 year ago
hi,
great, thanks!
but shouldn't gcc-13-branch.sh contain the same list of patches as gcc-13.1.0.sh ?
(But without --bootstrapall flag, the build failed with some strange error. Should I open an issue for this?)
could you provide the used command-line and the error report here first?
but shouldn't gcc-13-branch.sh contain the same list of patches as gcc-13.1.0.sh ?
Sorry, I didn't get it; the patch lists for both gcc-13-branch and gcc-13.1.0 are copied directly from gcc-trunk, and they look the same.
could you provide the used command-line and the error report here first?
I forgot to save the error log, sorry :(. The build command line is:
./build --mode=gcc-13.1.0 --arch=x86_64 --threads=win32 --exceptions=seh --with-default-msvcrt=ucrt --rt-version=v10 --buildroot=/build --bin-compress
As far as I remember, the error occurred at the beginning of the stage-2 of GCC bootstrap, something like
ld.exe: error: blahblahblah.o: lseek: Bad file descriptor
ld returned 1 exit status
🥺
(But without
--bootstrapall
flag, the build failed with some strange error. Should I open an issue for this?)
I couldn't reproduce the failure. Everything seems fine.
Successfully built GCC 13.1.0 with
x86_64-win32-seh-ucrt-rv_v10
.(But without
--bootstrapall
flag, the build failed with some strange error. Should I open an issue for this?)