Hello,

I was just cross-building a NetBSD/amd64 release from Mac OS X 10.4  
and the build crashed in gnu/usr.bin/gcc4/backend saying that it  
could not find host-libiberty.  If I manually go to gnu/usr.bin/gcc4/ 
host-libiberty first and run "make dependall" in it, then the build  
succeeds.

What is strange is that the gnu/usr.bin/gcc4/Makefile file has  
a .WAIT specification in between host-libiberty and backend so, as  
far as I understand, this should have worked properly.

The build command was:

$ ./build.sh -j 2 -m amd64 -N 1 -T ~/Projects/NetBSD/tools.amd64 -R ~/ 
Projects/NetBSD/release -U -u -V OBJMACHINE=yes -V MKPUFFS=yes release

And the machine has a dual-core processor.  Sources as of a couple of  
hours ago.

Any ideas of where the problem can come from?  (If .WAIT was broken,  
I assume the build could have failed in many other places, but it  
just finished correctly after resolving that issue manually.)

Thanks,

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Julio M. Merino Vidal <jmmv84@gmail.com>