On Monday 2009-12-14 12:03, Michael Schroeder wrote:
diff --git a/common_functions b/common_functions index 8a67511..f27c1be 100644 --- a/common_functions +++ b/common_functions @@ -14,6 +14,8 @@ set_build_arch() i586) BUILD_ARCH="i586:i486:i386" ;; i486) BUILD_ARCH="i486:i386" ;; x86_64) BUILD_ARCH="x86_64:i686:i586:i486:i386" ;; + (sparc64*) BUILD_ARCH="sparc64v:sparc64:sparcv9v:sparcv9:sparcv8:sparc";; + (sparc*) BUILD_ARCH="sparcv9v:sparcv9:sparcv8:sparc";; ^ intentional?
Yes. Everything that's not 64 is 32. Though you could of course say that trying to build for sparcv8 (which nobody would do these days) must not use sparcv9s. Dunno if it really matters.
I think Ludwig meant the leading '('...
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