Hi all, The gcc-4.4.0 toolchain rebuild is now in [testing]. Here is a rough ChangeLog: kernel-headers: - upstream updated (2.6.29.1) glibc: - update cvs snapshot from 2.9 branch - removed glibc-2.5-localedef_segfault-1.patch (old and appears fixed upstream) - removed glibc-2.7-bz4781.patch (rejected upstream as bug in gcc - Andy: please check if your issue is solved) - compress info pages - fix info page handling in install script binutils: - update cvs snapshot from 2.19 branch - remove texinfo dep through install script - add upstream patch to improve -Wl,--as-needed usage - add linker scripts for libbfd.so and libopcodes.so - compress info pages gcc-libs - new makedepends (ppl and cloog-ppl) - removed unneeded bison build patch - removed treelang (done upstream) gcc - removals as in gcc-libs - added dependencies on new packages ppl and cloog-ppl (for graphite optimizations) - update libstdc++ man pages - install license exception - compress info pages I am having great difficultly getting a working gcc-gcj... It builds fine using the gcc-gcj-4.3.x package but when I rebuild eclipse-ecj with the freshly built 4.4.0 package, I can not rebuild gcc-gcj again. Updating eclipse-ecj to the latest build does not fix the issue. After two and a half days of trying to track this down, I am ready to give up. If someone else wants to look at this, go ahead but... Do we really need gcc-gcj, eclipse-ecj and java-gcj-compat any more? Reason I see for removing it: - I can't get it to build - java-gcj-compat provides java-runtime, but I checked six packages in the repos against this and none actually fully worked - which also is very bad as it is the first package found by pacman for java-runtime - we have a free java now in openjdk6 Opinions? Allan