Re: [Qemu-devel] Qemu compilation on OS X with gcc 4.0 success

[André Braga]

It's understandable that it compiles under Darwin PPC, because of the
decent GPR count. But I can confirm that, despite adding this flag to
Gcc4.0.0 on x86, the compilation fails with the same ICE that required
us to use the -mno-gcse flag before.

And that flag ain't helping it anymore...

Cheers,
A.



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On Thu, 14 Oct 2004 12:09:45 +0200, Daniel Egger <address@hidden> wrote:
> Hija,
> 
> just wanted to mention to those of you trying to compile Qemu
> on Darwin with the latest gcc snapshots that you need to supply
> the -fno-tree-ch flag for the compilation of op.c at
> certain optimization levels for dyngen to work[1]. Performance
> of i386-softemu qemu is quite descent, and the resulting code
> is smaller than with the native gcc 3.3 but the ppc emu doesn't
> compile.
> 
> [1] Otherwise there'll be no branch to link register (blr)
>      instruction at the end of some of the virtualized
>      instructions which dyngen relies on to find the borders.
> 
> Servus,
>        Daniel