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> Looking strange:
>
> 1. we have standart gcc receipt with
> (--enable-languages=c,c++,objc,fortran)
> 2. we have gcc+gcj receipt with (--enable-languages=c,c++,objc,java)
>
> Why do we have objective C in gcc+gcj?
> Also, why do we have fortran and objC in standart receipt?
> Looks like it's time to split it to gcc-lite (with only c and c++ that
> will suffice 99% of users) and gcc-full that 1% may need.
Some packages need fortran or objc to be build.
If you create a gcc-lite package, add the following line in receipt:
TAZBB_NO_INSTALL="because this will break objc and fortran support"
Tazbb needs c,c++,objc,fortran and java support.
> p.s. found with-tune=i486 string.. Time to forget about anything below
> standart pentium. Even ultralite distros dont boot on 486 nowadays.
Do you think SliTaz is too slow ? You need a 5% speedup ?
Maybe we should add multilib support (i486, i686, x64 and glibc, uclibc) ?
Anyway I think SliTaz should support i486.
Many other distros don't. This miss is not a must.
> Everything above this text is just my IMHO
You are welcome.
Regards,
-pascal
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