In "build trouble", der Mouse <mouse@Collatz.McRCIM.McGill.EDU> wrote: 
> Is anyone doing sun3 builds on a sun3?  I think gwr said something
> about usually cross-building from a sparc.
> 
> The reason I ask is that the compiler gets upset over kern_synch.c:
.
> 
> This is with the sup of July 3rd; I had the same problem with the one
> before that, which was mid-June (I no longer have the sup date).
> 
> I'd really hate to see 1.2 go out with a supported platform unable to
> rebuild itself. :-/  Alternatively, has anyone succeeded in building a
> kernel native on a sun3, all built from a native sup?  If so, it may
> somehow be my cc patches, unlikely as that seems, and I'll try it with
> them removed....

I keep my 3/110 relatively -current..I build a new kernel about every
week, and userland binaries whenever they feel out of date (about
once every other month).

My last sup was on June 30th, and the kernel built fine (actually, there
was one small bug...../compile/libcompat/Makefile.inc had a typo..
COMPAT_OBJS was mistakenly written as COMPATOBJS, so ar complained
about not finding any objects).

This is with 1.2's gcc, and no custom patches applied to it.

Lack of HD space prevents me from keeping all of my bins absolutely
current,
but I've had no problems at all building them piecemeal.




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