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This option was first made available in the GCC 2.7.2.1, ADE snapshot
970109 according to the gcc-amigaos doc file.
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An option -flarge-baserel exists in gcc. This is the same as -fbaserel,
would overcome the 64K limit for data.
In order to test this all libraries need to be recompiled with this
flag. If it works, an option -RESIDENT or -resident32 or whatever should
be added to the specs file.
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Completed.
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The completion date is unknown.
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Completed by Kamil Iskra.
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The completion date is unknown.
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Find out why "cat t.tar.gz | tar xzvf -" fails to work for large archives.
Also find out why tar is unable to do something like:
tar -Mxvf DEV:PC0
with any of the DEV-handlers on Aminet. Similar problems if you use the
PIPE: device instead.
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Completed.
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The completion date is unknown.
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Completed by Mike Krings.
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The completion date is unknown.
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Completed. But it is difficult to use because of limitations in binutils
(19 March 1998).
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The completion date is unknown.
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Complete a port of the latest version of perl, including having it pass
it's testsuite.
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Completed.
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The completion date is unknown.
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Completed by Hans Verkuil.
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The completion date is unknown.
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Completed by Hans Verkuil.
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The completion date is unknown.
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The Geek Gadgets needs a package management system, that keeps track
of what packages are installed, what files belong to what packages,
what the versions are of each package, uninstalling a package,
upgrading an installed package, etc. The Red Hat Linux distribution
has such a package, called RPM.
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Completed by Kristof Depraetre.
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The completion date is unknown.
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From an email on gg-gcc:
One problem with the current approach with respect to shared libraries is
that every program that links with shared libraries has to be linked in a
non-standard way. This should be integrated into gcc or ld. I'm not sure
which is the best. Fred suggested that perhaps the 'collect' tool could be
used for this purpose.
[..]
All this should happen transparently. As programmer I don't want to know
which libraries are static and which libraries are shared. However, there
should be an option to disable this automatic detection. I don't want this
to happen when I link a shared library, for example.
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Completed by Kamil Iskra.
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The completion date is unknown.
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Completed.
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The completion date is unknown.
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DLD (and one or two other things like libnix) need configure
scripts and other bits and bobs adding to allow them to fit
into the Geek Gadgets build scheme.
DLD also needs updating to the latest FSF version.
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Completed.
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The completion date is unknown.
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- Status
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Completed.
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