comment for the patch.
note: the choice of o32 for this package is questionable, and defaulting
to n32 on gcc/config.gcc instead is probably the right thing, this package
won't run on platforms that use o32, and the n32 linker can't handle the
o32 objects apparently - it dies with "not enough GOT space for local GOT
entries" (PR toolchain/51521).
defaulting to n32 will allow deleting this patch, but I won't make the
transition because I can't get further in the build and hit a compile
assertion about MTYPE not matching CEXT (double float in my case), similar
to GCC bug #20633.
netbsd/mips gcc defaults to -mips1 which lacks ll/sc instructions
(or anything like them), and rejects the assembly code used here.
switch to mips3 (bare minimum for synchronization primitives) for
these instructions. this will result in runtime failures (illegal
instruction) on mips1, but we're unlikely to see any such users
(MIPS3 was released in 1992).
I'm not comfortable using the proper fix of switching to using
__sync_* because that seems to be a compiler builtin and gcc 4.1.2
might not have it.
Also, that change requires careful testing that this 'dumb' change
doesn't. Additionally, g95 is a dead end (upstream gone), so not
worth the effort.
PR pkg/44547: pkgsrc build failure for g95 on NetBSD/cobalt
G95 is a stable, production Fortran 95 compiler available for multiple
CPU architectures and operating systems. Innovations and optimizations
continue to be worked on. Parts of the F2003 standard have been
implemented in g95.
