There were initial errors trying to configure specific projects
(getting the size of 'int' and such). Hardcoding those got me further,
but there were further errors.
Anyway: I just retried, but only enabling the C and Objective-C
languages, and what do you know? It worked! :-)
I disabled mudflap because I remembered that causing problems earlier,
might not be absolutely necessary.
- Is gcc-1765 really a good base? What would be a good/better base?
-
- Where could I get that?
- Any other recommendations?
Apple's gcc is not really a good place for working on a new front-end
for GCC really.
Also Apple's GCC depends on things being declared and really only
supports the
C family front-ends as you found out.
Yep. Though apparently only doing C frontends also helps with the FSF
GCC.
I would use the mainline FSF gcc. There are only a few features
which are in
Apple's gcc which are not in the FSF's gcc. Most of them are C
family based features
which should not matter to a new front-end.
Yes, I will do that. Thanks for the help!
Cheers,
Marcel
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