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Re: what exactly is a "patch," anyway?


Dan Kegel wrote:
Robert P. J. Day wrote:
  however, in looking at those arch-dependent makefiles, it wasn't
clear to me that setting the compile options was an actual error.  i
had assumed that, since the kernel programmers put that in, it was
there for a purpose, so it wasn't really a bug.

I only want to fix it if it's a bug.

Its only a bug for the latest versions of GCC.


Now, how can we determine the GCC version in
the "arch/{arm,sh}/Makefile" to make the kernel
happy for all versions of GCC. Suggestions?

My guess is that we're suffering because "normal" (sane)
kernel builders haven't tried the bleeding edge GCC ;-)

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