On Sat, 22 Feb 2003 ragge@ludd.luth.se wrote:

> > > > 
> > > Setting __USER_LABEL_PREFIX__ to an empty string is correct, but there is
> > > an underlying problem that causes this not to fail when cross-compiling,
> > > which I haven't even tried to find yet...
> > 
> > That is pretty obvious. The cross-compilation gcc have
> > __USER_LABEL_PREFIX__ set to a null string.
> > 
> Yes, of course, but why? It shouldn't have anything different from 
> the native gcc. 

Oh, really? You're building a gcc that runs on another platform, it just
generates object code for the vax.
There is probably a number of places where gcc differs from the native
version.
But I do agree that it *should* not, but it don't help that it in theory
should be the same, because it isn't.

	Johnny

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