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These ports are baiscally identical to the existing <arch>-gcc ports that use GCC6. However, they use flavors for the different architectures instead of slave ports. This should also permit us to have ports for different major versions of GCC (e.g. a freebsd-gcc9 port).

This port is basically identical to the existing <arch>-gcc ports that use GCC6. However, they use flavors for the different architectures instead of slave ports. It also includes the external toolchain makefile and thus subsumes the <arch>-xtoolchain-gcc port into the new packages. This should permit us to have ports for different major versions of GCC (e.g. a freebsd-gcc9 port). aarch64-gcc6 disables LTO support to work with aaarch64-binutils which builds a static ld.bfd binary by default which is unable to work with LTO.

TheseThis ports are bais is basically identical to the existing <arch>-gcc ports that use GCC6. However, they use flavors for the different architectures instead of slave ports. This should also permit us toIt also includes the external have ports for different major versions of GCC (e.g. a freebsdtoolchain makefile and thus subsumes the <arch>-xtoolchain-gcc9 port) into the new packages. This should permit us to have ports for different major versions of GCC (e.g. a freebsd-gcc9 port). aarch64-gcc6 disables LTO support to work with aaarch64-binutils which builds a static ld.bfd binary by default which is unable to work with LTO.