G'day,

SDCC, a compiler/assembler/debugger/simulator, 8051 based MCU's,
was broken for some time now which prompted me to have a crack
at it. I've managed to build sdcc-2.2.1, but not without some
hacking around...

For some reasons, when enabling the GNU-CONFIGURE option, it will
cause the building process to break in its late stages due to a 
segmentation fault.

Disabling this option and starting the configuration script through
do-configure: will succesfully built the package. It appears that the
only difference between these two mechanism is that it doesn't make use
--host=i386-netbsd option. At the moment I don't have any clue why
this is so. It's late now and it is time to move into the horizontal
posistion.

I would appreciate if someone more experiened with the internals of
the packing system could have a look and give some directions.

Hey, this is more difficult than the c-which program... ;-)

The pkgsrc can be found on

ftp://ftp.netbsd.org/home/wulf/sdcc-2.2.1-pkgsrc.tar.gz

Any feedback is welcome..

Many thanks in advance

cheerio Berndt
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