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*Entwurf* Ergänzungen: Teig von Frischhaltefolie lösen

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Im schwäbischen könnte man diese Sorte auch so ähnlich als "Wasserwecken" bezeichnen. Das sieht dann zum Beispiel so aus:
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/B9T9lqiIcAAX8XI.jpg

Update: For SFEgcc 4.8 SFE still uses the LINK_LIBGCC_SPEC to really load the very own gcc runtime if ever possible (20150515)

Thanks to some notes from a well known compiler guru, I got aware of an important but unfortunatly not default setting in the gcc compiler.

Just wanted to drop a note:

you can get bootstrap-sfe-latest here: http://tinyurl.com/bootstrap-sfe-latest-os20nn

Login as regular user and read the script output.

If you have access to the next version of Solaris, then use this script version: http://tinyurl.com/bootstrap-sfe-testing-os20nn

Update 20131225: *lastest* and *testing* are currently the same script, just mind that *testing* might get an important fix earlier then the other script.

Below see my drupal project for http://www.rsg-ulm.de

This is my dumping space for Jenkins Modules which may be usefull to build SFE packages half or fully automated.

General reading on Jenkins: 'Jenkins: The Definitive Guide' (buy or download PDF under Creative Commons License) http://www.wakaleo.com/books/jenkins-the-definitive-guide

Quick and condensed my thoughts about how a gcc should be compiled to plan forward for future upgrades and safety measure to not interfere with other gcc runtime libraries you might have.
A distribution does keep the door open for future changes without breaking old binaries if following the concept from below.

Update: I put together a condensed set of notes for a distribution to make up a nice gcc configuration here: http://tom.blog.in-ulm.de/gcc_cookbook_for_a_distribution
Update: As of end of December 2011 the new setup for gcc described below has been released from experimental a long time ago - and no known bugs yet.
Unfortunatly the OS-Distro provided gcc-4 series compilers still do not follow this approach.