22:33 marino 

lang/gcc5-aux: Upgrade version 20151204 => 20160603 (gcc 5.3 => 5.4)

Remove the recently added ARM patch.  This port has always been limited to
amd64 and i386 so patching ARM code has no effect.

 

13:30 marino 

lang/gcc5-aux: Upgrade version 20150609 => 20150716 (release 5.2.0)

This contains some minor fixes for DragonFly's master branch.  The
patch diffs are less due to freebsd unwind support backport to 5 branch.

 

19:09 marino 

lang/gcc5-aux: Fix build of next version of gnatcoll on DF

The issue only affects DragonFly -- the proper configuration for openpty
support is already defined for FreeBSD using a macro, but the macro
for DragonFly was missing.

 

15:47 marino 

lang/gcc5-aux: Upgrade from Release 5.1.0 to 5.1.1 snapshot (20150609)

This captures some gcc fixes in the 2 months since the release.  The
version info with --version option has also been restored.

 

20:03 marino 

lang/gcc5-aux: Minor bug fixes

When submitting patches to fix GNAT, I realized the exetime changes
were wrong.  Moveover, the time patches not only are no longer needed,
but possibly bitrotted to the point of being wrong.

The next release of GCC5 (5.2) should have the FreeBSD unwind support
from gcc-trunk backported to GCC5 branch, so that should reduce the
patches by a lot.  There are some minor changes involving NetBSD support
that are not used.

Also, apparently disable-libada functionality was broken by my patches,
but it's fixed now.  This isn't used though.

 

21:32 marino 

Add new port lang/gcc5-aux (next Ada compiler)

This is the initial version of gcc5-aux, which will eventually become the
default Ada compiler.  It's not hooked into Mk/Uses/ada.mk yet, but it
does pass all Ada tests on both DragonFly64 and FreeBSD64.

For FreeBSD 10 amd64, the compiler built fine outside of poudriere but the
bootstrap compiler failed inside of it (seemingly as a result of using
base linker).  Eventually a new bootstrap compiler needs to be made, but
for now gcc5-aux is built with a full bootstrap on FreeBSD.  On DragonFly,
only a single stage is built as the bootstrap compiler still works fine.