Some few ports might have some use, for instance AFL/AFL++ for the gcc wrapper fast mode.
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- rP523406: Backport (part of) r521207 | gerald | 2019-12-28 from lang/gcc9-devel:
rP517725: Backport 517206 | gerald | 2019-11-10 from lang/gcc10-devel, which already
rP517355: Backport 517206 | gerald | 2019-11-10 from lang/gcc10-devel:
rP517206: Add a new option PLUGINS that enables GCC's plugin framework. This is off
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This makes sense, and I recommend to stay with gcc10-devel (as it is going to lead
to gcc10 next year) and perhaps gcc9 as the default version of GCC.
Definitely a good approach to start from the most current.
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I believe this can (and should) be simplified to
PLUGINS_CONFIGURE_ARGS=plugin
instead of
.if ${PORT_OPTIONS:MPLUGINS}
CONFIGURE_ARGS+=--enable-plugin
.endifCan you please see whether that still works for you?
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Per my previous comment. Note I actually meant PLUGINS_CONFIGURE_ENABLE, and use that in this patch.
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Fixed patch (option helpers need to come earlier in the Makefile) that I am testing now.
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Thanks for proposing this. As I mentioned in the commit I plan on making the same change to
lang/gcc9-devel and later lang/gcc9 as well.