Re: -m68060 breaks stuff in NetBSD-6

[John Klos <john%ziaspace.com@localhost>]

Hi,

> Hmm, I usually compile with -O2 -m68060 options and I didn't experience 
> any failures due to compiler errors so far. My /etc/mk.conf looks like 
> this:
>
> COPTS+= -O2 -m68060 -Wa,-m68060,-m68851
> M68060=YES
>
> Kernel and userland compiles just fine with this setting, last tested 
> with HEAD trunk some days ago. I don`t use pkgsrc, I usually download 
> the source archives directly from their host sites and do the classical 
> ./configure; make install thing.  I also set CFLAGS="-O2 -m68060" in my 
> .profile so that ./configure automatically generates Makefiles with this 
> two compiler options. All applications compiled this way worked for me 
> so far.  So I cannot confirm that there is some gcc problem with -m68060 
> option. -O3 is another story though.

Have you built userland with -m68060, installed it, then tried using it 
extensively? That's where we've run into issues. There's a similar problem 
with -m68040, but it manifests itself differently.

John