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2015-06-15	lang/gcc5-aux: Reduce functionality to allow build on NetBSD 7	marino	3	-5/+8
	There are three major issues with gcc5-aux on NetBSD 7.0 Beta. 1) The gold linker fails in the middle of the build with an "operation not permitted" error. I believe this is either an issue directory with NetBSD 7.0 beta (not seen on 6.99) or an issue with the binutils 2.25 from pkgsrc. It turns out that NetBSD 7.0 uses binutils 2.23 which is new enough. By removing the requirement for using pkgsrc binutils, it will build until it hits issue #2 which is ... 2) Fortran no longer builds on NetBSD 7.0. Something about an "old" version of locale symbol. Something changed with locales and gcc5's Fortran does not like it. The solution is to turn off fortran and objc options by default. This means only C, C++, and Ada languages are supported by default. Obviously this is not a "solution" but it will have to do for now. 3) The signal trampoline has changed. The pattern for the signal trampoline has been altered and now the NetBSD unwind support can't recognize the end of the stack. This causes all the stack overflow and stack check tests to fail. I didn't do anything here. It requires a lot of work with gdb to figure out what the new pattern looks like and I don't have any sort of time for that. Stack handling still works for NetBSD 5 and 6 though.
2015-06-15	Import lang/gcc5-aux based on gcc-5.1	marino	14	-0/+5942
	This compiler package is not like the lang/gcc4* packages, but rather the lang/gcc-aux package which exists to bring GNAT, the Ada language compiler. The lang/gcc-aux package is based on gcc-4.9, and this package is based on gcc-5. This is the first gcc5 package in pkgsrc, and it does support C, C++, ObjC, and Fortran in addition to Ada thus it is very useful, but it does have a different purpose than other gcc ports. This port has had minimal testing. I verified GNAT passes 100% of the testsuite on NetBSD 6.1/amd64, but it has not been tested on any NetBSD 5, 7.0 or 7.99 platform yet. I don't have any hardware, so it will require using a VM or having others report failure/success. Due to similarity with lang/gcc-aux, chances are good that it will build and function properly on other platforms. See http://gcc.gnu.org/gcc-5/changes.html for more information about improvements over the gcc-4.9 series.