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Subject: Re: [patch/in] Add (broken) hppa-elf target
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> Andrew Cagney <ac131313@ges.redhat.com> writes:
> 
> 
>> Hello,
>> 
>> This adds a config pattern to match hppa*-*-*.  It configures a very 
> 
> 
> Hi Andrew,
> 
> I just realized that there is a problem with your recente changes that
> add several CPU-*-* patterns.  Inroduction of these patterns means
> that we no longer detect targets as unsupported, i.e. if you add a
> config pattern to match i386-*-*, this will also catch i386-ibm-aix
> which I just obsoleted.

The above is for the cross -- default to a generic ARCH cross debugger. 
  configure.host will still detect that a native i386-ibm-aix build 
isn't supported and reject it.

Andrew

PS: To give you a headache :-)  Even though a native i386-ibm-aix won't 
build, there is a good chance that an i386-ibm-aix host will build an 
i386-ibm-aix cross debugger.  This is correct behavour because a cross 
debugger should be buildable on any host :-)