On Sat, 07 Feb 2015 12:14:45 -0000, Ron <beeb@woosh.co.nz> wrote:
> In message <54D5F084.2040607@gmx.com>
> Duncan Moore <duncan.moore@gmx.com> wrote:
>
>> I've just had a look through the gccsdk mail list, and there's a thread
>> "sfix doesn't work in all situations" beginning 23 Feb 2012 about this.
>> John Tytgat advises against trying sfix="". Ron suggests that he did get
>> it to work (for a simple test case at least) in the last mail in that
>> thread.
>>
>> Duncan
>>
> !Rename (by Nick Roberts) can change directories to norcroft style and
> back. To change norcroft directories back to linux style I use:
[snip]
Thanks, Ron - I was imagining there must be an automated way of doing it.
Actually, as this project only has around 20 source files, I could just do
it by hand. A command line tool to do this following the sfix list would
be nice...
> I changed a recipe file for gcc and rebuilt the native !GCC so you will
> either have to do the same, or get the gcc binaries from me. setting
> sfix="" isn't enough on it's own.
>
> I cut as much sfix related stuff out of some other recipe files.
> One problem I had with sfixing, was that it was intended to be
> optionally turned off for binaries that dont use it (everything other
> than norcroft stuff really) but it simply couldn't be stopped that way
> at all.
I decided to stop trying to do things differently, and just move the
source files into their respective sub-directories for 'cpp', 'h', etc. It
sort of feels like sfix="" is pointless really!
WPB
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