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openwrt/toolchain/uClibc
Michael Büsch cf323eb924 optionally support parallel toolchain build. This defaults to off, because certain toolchain versions are known to break on parallel build. However, it significantly speeds up the build and latest versions of the tools do compile fine.
SVN-Revision: 23196
14 years ago
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config-0.9.30.1 add support for the Gateworks Laguna family (Cavium Networks Econa CNS3xxx) 14 years ago
config-0.9.30.2 add support for the Gateworks Laguna family (Cavium Networks Econa CNS3xxx) 14 years ago
config-0.9.30.3 add support for the Gateworks Laguna family (Cavium Networks Econa CNS3xxx) 14 years ago
config-0.9.31 add support for the Gateworks Laguna family (Cavium Networks Econa CNS3xxx) 14 years ago
config-0.9.32 add support for the Gateworks Laguna family (Cavium Networks Econa CNS3xxx) 14 years ago
patches-0.9.30.1 uClibc: fix free-after-use bug in __dns_lookup (closes #6886) 14 years ago
patches-0.9.30.2 uClibc: fix free-after-use bug in __dns_lookup (closes #6886) 14 years ago
patches-0.9.30.3 uClibc: fix free-after-use bug in __dns_lookup (closes #6886) 14 years ago
patches-0.9.31 add upstream uclibc 0.9.31 patch to fix fcntl64 on 64-bits targets 14 years ago
patches-0.9.32 nptl-supoprt should not autoselect EXTRA_WARNINGS as this results in extra CFLAGS which may not be supported by older compilers (as e.g. gcc-4.1 which e.g. the x86 target is currently using) 14 years ago
Config.in add support for uClibc version 0.9.32 based on git rev a7642511b08b0b8a4012bab67cb8aa554992df6b, this includes support for nptl which got merged into the uClibc master branch recently 14 years ago
Config.version add support for uClibc version 0.9.32 based on git rev a7642511b08b0b8a4012bab67cb8aa554992df6b, this includes support for nptl which got merged into the uClibc master branch recently 14 years ago
Makefile optionally support parallel toolchain build. This defaults to off, because certain toolchain versions are known to break on parallel build. However, it significantly speeds up the build and latest versions of the tools do compile fine. 14 years ago