casa-mp-base

PortSystem          1.0

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name                arm-aout-gcc

version             3.3.6

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# Parameters for this port.

set newlibversion   1.14.0

set crossgcc-target arm-aout

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description         gcc cross-compilers for arm-aout, with newlib runtime library.

long_description    gnu compilers collection (including c++, fortran and java) for \

                    arm-aout, with newlib runtime library.

homepage            https://gcc.gnu.org/

platforms           darwin

categories          cross devel

license             GPL-2+

maintainers         nomaintainer

master_sites        gnu:gcc/gcc-${version}/:gcc \

                    ftp://sources.redhat.com/pub/newlib/:newlib \

                    ftp://ftp.mirror.ac.uk/sites/sources.redhat.com/pub/newlib/:newlib

distfiles           gcc-${version}.tar.gz:gcc newlib-${newlibversion}.tar.gz:newlib

worksrcdir          gcc-${version}

checksums           gcc-${version}.tar.gz \

                        md5 22c911f0a10275a0035d6004b9d68b63 \

                        sha1 7c713380dc7eed4bf95e158118b555fc68031c73 \

                        rmd160 aa9bdc4d7549fc586684c4e6da90df68a1c191ff \

                    newlib-${newlibversion}.tar.gz \

                        md5 3fa663f131b355d3adb24ead4df678f2 \

                        sha1 edc50f5cda734b50c5431a2b8d1e579ac82ce3f9 \

                        rmd160 6f2b3f32759925142421ddc069229eff857dd106

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# All cross ports violate the mtree layout.

destroot.violate_mtree  yes

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# Download everything to gcc/

dist_subdir         gcc

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# Patches for info's dir and bugs that gcc 4.x doesn't like.

patchfiles          patch-gcc-Makefile.in \

                    patch-gcc-f-com.h \

                    patch-gcc-f-Make-lang.in \

                    patch-gcc-java-Make-lang.in \

                    patch-gcc-java-gjavah.c \

                    patch-fastjar-Makefile.in

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depends_lib         port:${crossgcc-target}-binutils

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# Link newlib to gcc, so gcc will find its include files and this will also build newlib.

post-extract    {

    system "ln -s ${workpath}/newlib-${newlibversion}/newlib ${workpath}/gcc-${version}"

}

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# Build in a different directory, as advised in the README file.

pre-configure   { system "cd ${workpath} && mkdir -p build"}

configure.dir   ${workpath}/build

configure.cmd   ${workpath}/gcc-${version}/configure

configure.args  --infodir='${prefix}/share/info' \

                --mandir='${prefix}/share/man' \

                --target=${crossgcc-target} \

                --program-prefix=${crossgcc-target}- \

                --program-suffix=-${version} \

                --enable-obsolete \

                --with-gnu-as --with-gnu-ld \

                --with-newlib \

                --with-gxx-include-dir=${prefix}/${crossgcc-target}/include/c++/${version}/ \

                --with-included-gettext

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configure.cflags-append -std=gnu89

configure.cppflags

configure.ldflags

configure.cc_archflags

configure.cxx_archflags

configure.objc_archflags

configure.ld_archflags

build.dir       ${workpath}/build

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# Since we don't build gcc and binutils at the same time, gcc's Makefile will try to transform

# program names as gcc's name (add -${version} with ${version} being the version of gcc).

# But it won't work because binutils binaries don't have the ${version} suffix, and even if they

# had, they would actually have the binutils' version suffix (and not gcc's version).

# So let's tell gcc's Makefile it not to do that.

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build.args      AR_FOR_TARGET=${crossgcc-target}-ar \

                AS_FOR_TARGET=${crossgcc-target}-as \

                LD_FOR_TARGET=${crossgcc-target}-ld \

                NM_FOR_TARGET=${crossgcc-target}-nm \

                RANLIB_FOR_TARGET=${crossgcc-target}-ranlib

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destroot.args   AR_FOR_TARGET=${crossgcc-target}-ar \

                AS_FOR_TARGET=${crossgcc-target}-as \

                LD_FOR_TARGET=${crossgcc-target}-ld \