krascgq / build-tools-gcc

A script to build GCC toolchains (de facto maintained fork)

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build-tools-gcc's Issues

To-Do List (master) [01/03]

What To Do?

• Fix build issues with GCC 5 and below
  • With older version of Glibc (2.27) for GCC 5 and Linaro GCC 4.9
• Restore GCC 4.9.4 build support
  • With older version of Glibc (2.26)
  • With older version of Binutils (2.29.1; no link issues)
• Fix <pthread.h> missing headers for both i686 and x86_64 targets (can't really be helped)
• Fetch an external patch from buildroot to fix GCC 4.9's libsanitizer compilation error for ARM/i686 targets
• Fix Linux headers installation issue for i686 target
• Workaround GCC 6+ compilation due to 'undeclared' PATH_MAX
• Hard reset GCC git source before checking out
• Update Linux to 5.0
• Switch GNU-A 8 to git version
• Don't build GCC 5 and lower for x86_64 target due to unresolvable error
• Cleanup for code of conduct criteria
• Submit everything to upstream as a PR

Status

GCC version	ARM	ARM64	i686	x86_64
GNU 4.9.4	S/S	S/S	S/S	F/F
Linaro 4.9	S/S	S/S	S/S	F/F
GNU 5.5.0	S/S	S/FS	S/S	F/F
Linaro 5.5	S/S	S/S	S/S	?^/F
GNU 6.5.0	S/S	S/S	S/S	S/S
Linaro 6.5	S/S	S/S	FS/S	S/S
GNU 7.4.x	S/S	S/S	S/S	S/S
Linaro 7.4	S/S	S/S	S/S	S/S
GNU 8.3.x	S/S	S/S	S/S	S/S
Linaro 8.2/3	S/S	S/S	S/S	S/S
GNU 9.0.1	-/S	-/S	-/S	-/S

(S)uccess; (F)ail; - N/A; ?^ Not tested, but most likely will fail

Tested On

OS: Arch Linux x86_64
Kernel: Linux-VK 4.20.13-1 / 4.20.14-1
Compiler: gcc version 8.2.1 20181121 (GCC)