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1 The Design and Implementation of Gnu Compiler Collection Uday Khedker ( uday) Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay July 2008
2 Part 1 Outline
3 cs 715 GCC: Outline 1/22 Outline Open Source Vs. Free Software An Introduction to Compilation An overview of Gnu Compiler Collection Our work in GCC Conclusions
4 Part 2 Open Source Vs. Free Software
5 cs 715 GCC: Open Source Vs. Free Software 2/22 Open Source Vs. Free Software The open source initiative: ( Emphasis on development methodology The Free Software Foundation: ( Emphasis on freedom of the user In some cases, open source software has restricted user freedom
6 cs 715 GCC: Open Source Vs. Free Software 2/22 Open Source Vs. Free Software The open source initiative: ( Emphasis on development methodology The Free Software Foundation: ( Emphasis on freedom of the user In some cases, open source software has restricted user freedom May cooperate with restrictive systems eg. DRM (Digital Rights Management)
7 cs 715 GCC: Open Source Vs. Free Software 3/22 Open Source and Free Software Development Model The Cathedral and the Bazaar Eric S Raymond, Cathedral: Total Centralized Control Design, implement, test, release Bazaar: Total Decentralization Release early, release often, let users fix bugs
8 cs 715 GCC: Open Source Vs. Free Software 4/22 The Bazaar Approach Release early, release often, let users fix bugs Brooks law (The Mythical Man Month, 1975)
9 cs 715 GCC: Open Source Vs. Free Software 4/22 The Bazaar Approach Release early, release often, let users fix bugs Brooks law (The Mythical Man Month, 1975) 12 man month effort
10 cs 715 GCC: Open Source Vs. Free Software 4/22 The Bazaar Approach Release early, release often, let users fix bugs Brooks law (The Mythical Man Month, 1975) 12 man month effort 1 person working for 12 months OR 12 persons working for 1 month?
11 cs 715 GCC: Open Source Vs. Free Software 4/22 The Bazaar Approach Release early, release often, let users fix bugs Brooks law (The Mythical Man Month, 1975) 12 man month effort 1 person working for 12 months OR 12 persons working for 1 month? Bazaar approach believes that the two somewhat equivalent in internet-based distributed development.
12 cs 715 GCC: Open Source Vs. Free Software 4/22 The Bazaar Approach Release early, release often, let users fix bugs Brooks law (The Mythical Man Month, 1975) 12 man month effort 1 person working for 12 months OR 12 persons working for 1 month? Bazaar approach believes that the two somewhat equivalent in internet-based distributed development. Given enough eyeballs, all bugs are shallow. Code errors, logical errors, and architectural errors.
13 cs 715 GCC: Open Source Vs. Free Software 4/22 The Bazaar Approach Release early, release often, let users fix bugs Brooks law (The Mythical Man Month, 1975) 12 man month effort 1 person working for 12 months OR 12 persons working for 1 month? Bazaar approach believes that the two somewhat equivalent in internet-based distributed development. Given enough eyeballs, all bugs are shallow. Code errors, logical errors, and architectural errors. A combination of the two seems more sensible
14 Part 3 Introduction to Compilation
15 cs 715 GCC: Introduction to Compilation 5/22 Implementation Mechanisms Source Program Translator Target Program Machine
16 cs 715 GCC: Introduction to Compilation 5/22 Implementation Mechanisms Source Program Translator Input Data Target Program Machine
17 cs 715 GCC: Introduction to Compilation 5/22 Implementation Mechanisms Source Program Input Data Source Program Translator Target Program Machine Interpreter Machine
18 cs 715 GCC: Introduction to Compilation 6/22 Implementation Mechanisms as Bridges Gap between the levels of program specification and execution Program Specification Machine
19 cs 715 GCC: Introduction to Compilation 6/22 Implementation Mechanisms as Bridges Gap between the levels of program specification and execution Program Specification Translation Machine
20 cs 715 GCC: Introduction to Compilation 6/22 Implementation Mechanisms as Bridges Gap between the levels of program specification and execution Program Specification Translation Interpretation Machine
21 cs 715 GCC: Introduction to Compilation 6/22 Implementation Mechanisms as Bridges Gap between the levels of program specification and execution Program Specification State : Variables Operations: Expressions, Control Flow Translation Interpretation Machine State : Memory, Registers Operations: Machine Instructions
22 cs 715 GCC: Introduction to Compilation 7/22 High and Low Level Abstractions A source statement a b < 10? b : c; Spim assembly equivalent lw $t0, 4($fp) # $t0 <- b slti $t0, $t0, 10 # $t0 <- $t0 < b not $t0, $t0 # $t0 <-! $t0 bgtz $t0, L0: # if $t0 > 0 goto L0: lw $t0, 4($fp) # $t0 <- b b L1: # goto L1: L0: lw $t0, 8($fp) # L0: $t0 <- c L1: sw 0($fp), $t0 # L1: a <- $t0
23 cs 715 GCC: Introduction to Compilation 8/22 Binding Overall Strategy, algorithm, data structure etc No.of unbound objects Conceptualisation Coding Compiling Linking Loading Execution Time
24 cs 715 GCC: Introduction to Compilation 8/22 Binding Functions, variables, their types etc No.of unbound objects Conceptualisation Coding Compiling Linking Loading Execution Time
25 cs 715 GCC: Introduction to Compilation 8/22 Binding Machine instructions registers etc No.of unbound objects Conceptualisation Coding Compiling Linking Loading Execution Time
26 cs 715 GCC: Introduction to Compilation 8/22 Binding Virtual addresses of global variables, functions etc. No.of unbound objects Conceptualisation Coding Compiling Linking Loading Execution Time
27 cs 715 GCC: Introduction to Compilation 8/22 Binding Actual addresses of code and data No.of unbound objects Conceptualisation Coding Compiling Linking Loading Execution Time
28 cs 715 GCC: Introduction to Compilation 8/22 Binding Values of variables No.of unbound objects Conceptualisation Coding Compiling Linking Loading Execution Time
29 cs 715 GCC: Introduction to Compilation 9/22 Implementation Mechanisms Translation Analysis + Synthesis Interpretation Analysis + Execution
30 cs 715 GCC: Introduction to Compilation 9/22 Implementation Mechanisms Translation Analysis + Synthesis Interpretation Analysis + Execution Translation Instructions Equivalent Instructions
31 cs 715 GCC: Introduction to Compilation 9/22 Implementation Mechanisms Translation Analysis + Synthesis Interpretation Analysis + Execution Translation Instructions Equivalent Instructions Interpretation Instructions Actions Implied by Instructions
32 cs 715 GCC: Introduction to Compilation 10/22 Language Implementation Models Synthesis Compilation Analysis Execution Interpretation
33 cs 715 GCC: Introduction to Compilation 11/22 Language Processor Models Front End Optimizer Back End Virtual Machine C,C++ Java, C#
34 cs 715 GCC: Introduction to Compilation 12/22 Translation Sequence in Our Example: Parsing ab<10?b:c; Input
35 cs 715 GCC: Introduction to Compilation 12/22 Translation Sequence in Our Example: Parsing ab<10?b:c; Input AsgnStmnt Lhs E ; E? E : E E < E Issues: num Parse Tree
36 cs 715 GCC: Introduction to Compilation 12/22 Translation Sequence in Our Example: Parsing ab<10?b:c; Input AsgnStmnt Lhs E ; E? E : E E < E Issues: num Parse Tree Grammar rules, terminals, non-terminals
37 cs 715 GCC: Introduction to Compilation 12/22 Translation Sequence in Our Example: Parsing ab<10?b:c; Input AsgnStmnt Lhs E ; E? E : E E < E Issues: num Parse Tree Grammar rules, terminals, non-terminals Order of application of grammar rules eg. is it (a b<10?) followed by (b:c)?
38 cs 715 GCC: Introduction to Compilation 12/22 Translation Sequence in Our Example: Parsing ab<10?b:c; Input AsgnStmnt Lhs E ; E? E : E E < E Issues: num Parse Tree Grammar rules, terminals, non-terminals Order of application of grammar rules eg. is it (a b<10?) followed by (b:c)? Values of terminal symbols eg. string 10 vs. integer number 10.
39 cs 715 GCC: Introduction to Compilation 13/22 Translation Sequence in Our Example: Semantic Analysis ab<10?b:c; Input AsgnStmnt Lhs E ; E? E : E E < E num Parse Tree
40 cs 715 GCC: Introduction to Compilation 13/22 Translation Sequence in Our Example: Semantic Analysis ab<10?b:c; Input Issues: AsgnStmnt Lhs E E < E E? E : E num Parse Tree ; (a,int) < (bool)?: (int) (b,int) (c,int) num (b,int) (10,int) Abstract Syntax Tree (with attributes)
41 cs 715 GCC: Introduction to Compilation 13/22 Translation Sequence in Our Example: Semantic Analysis ab<10?b:c; Input AsgnStmnt Lhs E ; (a,int)?: (int) E < E E? E : E num Parse Tree < (bool) (b,int) (c,int) num (b,int) (10,int) Abstract Syntax Tree (with attributes) Issues: Symbol tables Have variables been declared? What are their types? What is their scope?
42 cs 715 GCC: Introduction to Compilation 13/22 Translation Sequence in Our Example: Semantic Analysis ab<10?b:c; Input AsgnStmnt Lhs E ; (a,int)?: (int) E < E E? E : E num Parse Tree < (bool) (b,int) (c,int) num (b,int) (10,int) Abstract Syntax Tree (with attributes) Issues: Symbol tables Have variables been declared? What are their types? What is their scope? Type consistency of operators and operands The result of computing b<10? is bool and not int
43 cs 715 GCC: Introduction to Compilation 14/22 Translation Sequence in Our Example: IR Generation ab<10?b:c; Input AsgnStmnt Lhs E E < E E? E : E num Parse Tree ; (a,int) < (bool)?: (int) (b,int) (c,int) num (b,int) (10,int) Abstract Syntax Tree (with attributes)
44 cs 715 GCC: Introduction to Compilation 14/22 Translation Sequence in Our Example: IR Generation ab<10?b:c; Input Tree List T 0 < b 10 IfGoto Not L0: AsgnStmnt Lhs E E < E E? E : E num Parse Tree ; (a,int) < (bool)?: (int) (b,int) (c,int) num (b,int) (10,int) Abstract Syntax Tree (with attributes) T 0 T 1 L0: T 1 L1: a Goto L1: b c T 1 Issues:
45 cs 715 GCC: Introduction to Compilation 14/22 Translation Sequence in Our Example: IR Generation ab<10?b:c; Input Tree List T 0 < b 10 IfGoto Not L0: AsgnStmnt Lhs E E < E E? E : E num Parse Tree ; (a,int) < (bool)?: (int) (b,int) (c,int) num (b,int) (10,int) Abstract Syntax Tree (with attributes) T 0 T 1 L0: T 1 L1: a Goto L1: b c T 1 Issues: Convert to maximal trees which can be implemented without altering control flow Simplifies instruction selection and scheduling, register allocation etc.
46 cs 715 GCC: Introduction to Compilation 14/22 Translation Sequence in Our Example: IR Generation ab<10?b:c; Input Tree List T 0 < b 10 IfGoto Not L0: AsgnStmnt Lhs E E < E E? E : E num Parse Tree ; (a,int) < (bool)?: (int) (b,int) (c,int) num (b,int) (10,int) Abstract Syntax Tree (with attributes) T 0 T 1 L0: T 1 L1: a Goto L1: b c T 1 Issues: Convert to maximal trees which can be implemented without altering control flow Simplifies instruction selection and scheduling, register allocation etc. Linearise control flow by flattening nested control constructs
47 cs 715 GCC: Introduction to Compilation 15/22 Translation Sequence in Our Example: Instruction Selection ab<10?b:c; Input Tree List T 0 < b 10 IfGoto Not L0: T 0 AsgnStmnt Lhs E E < E E? E : E num Parse Tree ; (a,int) < (bool)?: (int) (b,int) (c,int) num (b,int) (10,int) Abstract Syntax Tree (with attributes) T 1 L0: T 1 L1: a Goto L1: b c T 1
48 cs 715 GCC: Introduction to Compilation 15/22 Translation Sequence in Our Example: Instruction Selection ab<10?b:c; Input Tree List T 0 < b 10 IfGoto Not L0: AsgnStmnt Lhs E E < E E? E : E num Parse Tree ; (a,int) < (bool)?: (int) (b,int) (c,int) num (b,int) (10,int) Abstract Syntax Tree (with attributes) T 0 T 1 L0: T 1 L1: a Goto L1: b c T 1 Instruction List T 0 b T 0 T 0 < b T 0! T 0 if T 0 0 goto L0: T 1 b goto L1: L0: T 1 c L1: a T 1 Issues:
49 cs 715 GCC: Introduction to Compilation 15/22 Translation Sequence in Our Example: Instruction Selection ab<10?b:c; Input Tree List T 0 < b 10 IfGoto Not L0: AsgnStmnt Lhs E E < E E? E : E num Parse Tree ; (a,int) < (bool)?: (int) (b,int) (c,int) num (b,int) (10,int) Abstract Syntax Tree (with attributes) T 0 T 1 L0: T 1 L1: a Goto L1: b c T 1 Instruction List T 0 b T 0 T 0 < b T 0! T 0 if T 0 0 goto L0: T 1 b goto L1: L0: T 1 c L1: a T 1 Issues: Cover trees with as few machine instructions as possible
50 cs 715 GCC: Introduction to Compilation 15/22 Translation Sequence in Our Example: Instruction Selection ab<10?b:c; Input Tree List T 0 < b 10 IfGoto Not L0: AsgnStmnt Lhs E E < E E? E : E num Parse Tree ; (a,int) < (bool)?: (int) (b,int) (c,int) num (b,int) (10,int) Abstract Syntax Tree (with attributes) T 0 T 1 L0: T 1 L1: a Goto L1: b c T 1 Instruction List T 0 b T 0 T 0 < b T 0! T 0 if T 0 0 goto L0: T 1 b goto L1: L0: T 1 c L1: a T 1 Issues: Cover trees with as few machine instructions as possible Use temporaries and local registers
51 cs 715 GCC: Introduction to Compilation 16/22 Translation Sequence in Our Example: Emitting Instructions ab<10?b:c; Input Tree List T 0 < b 10 IfGoto Not L0: AsgnStmnt Lhs E E < E E? E : E num Parse Tree ; (a,int) < (bool)?: (int) (b,int) (c,int) num (b,int) (10,int) Abstract Syntax Tree (with attributes) T 0 T 1 L0: T 1 L1: a Goto L1: b c T 1 Instruction List T 0 b T 0 T 0 < b T 0! T 0 if T 0 0 goto L0: T 1 b goto L1: L0: T 1 c L1: a T 1
52 cs 715 GCC: Introduction to Compilation 16/22 Translation Sequence in Our Example: Emitting Instructions ab<10?b:c; Input Tree List T 0 < b 10 IfGoto Not L0: AsgnStmnt Lhs Issues: E E < E E? E : E num Parse Tree ; (a,int) < (bool)?: (int) (b,int) (c,int) num (b,int) (10,int) Abstract Syntax Tree (with attributes) T 0 T 1 L0: T 1 L1: a Goto L1: b c T 1 Instruction List T 0 b T 0 T 0 < b T 0! T 0 if T 0 0 goto L0: T 1 b goto L1: L0: T 1 c L1: a T 1 Assembly Code lw $t0, 4($fp) slti $t0, $t0, 10 not $t0, $t0 bgtz $t0, L0: lw $t0, 4($fp) b L1: L0: lw $t0, 8($fp) L1: sw 0($fp), $t0
53 cs 715 GCC: Introduction to Compilation 16/22 Translation Sequence in Our Example: Emitting Instructions ab<10?b:c; Input Tree List T 0 < b 10 IfGoto Not L0: AsgnStmnt Lhs Issues: E Offsets E of? E variables : E in the stack frame E < E num Parse Tree ; (a,int) < (bool)?: (int) (b,int) (c,int) num (b,int) (10,int) Abstract Syntax Tree (with attributes) T 0 T 1 L0: T 1 L1: a Goto L1: b c T 1 Instruction List T 0 b T 0 T 0 < b T 0! T 0 if T 0 0 goto L0: T 1 b goto L1: L0: T 1 c L1: a T 1 Assembly Code lw $t0, 4($fp) slti $t0, $t0, 10 not $t0, $t0 bgtz $t0, L0: lw $t0, 4($fp) b L1: L0: lw $t0, 8($fp) L1: sw 0($fp), $t0
54 cs 715 GCC: Introduction to Compilation 16/22 Translation Sequence in Our Example: Emitting Instructions ab<10?b:c; Input Tree List T 0 < b 10 IfGoto Not L0: AsgnStmnt Lhs Issues: E Offsets E of? E variables : E in the stack frame E < E Actual register numbers andnum assembly mnemonics Parse Tree ; (a,int) < (bool)?: (int) (b,int) (c,int) num (b,int) (10,int) Abstract Syntax Tree (with attributes) T 0 T 1 L0: T 1 L1: a Goto L1: b c T 1 Instruction List T 0 b T 0 T 0 < b T 0! T 0 if T 0 0 goto L0: T 1 b goto L1: L0: T 1 c L1: a T 1 Assembly Code lw $t0, 4($fp) slti $t0, $t0, 10 not $t0, $t0 bgtz $t0, L0: lw $t0, 4($fp) b L1: L0: lw $t0, 8($fp) L1: sw 0($fp), $t0
55 cs 715 GCC: Introduction to Compilation 16/22 Translation Sequence in Our Example: Emitting Instructions ab<10?b:c; Input Tree List T 0 < b 10 IfGoto Not L0: T 0 T 1 L0: T 1 L1: a Goto L1: b c T 1 AsgnStmnt Lhs Issues: E Offsets E of? E variables : E in the stack frame E < E Actual register numbers andnum assembly mnemonics Code Parseto Tree construct and discard activation records Instruction List T 0 b T 0 T 0 < b T 0! T 0 if T 0 0 goto L0: T 1 b goto L1: L0: T 1 c L1: a T 1 ; (a,int) < (bool)?: (int) (b,int) (c,int) num (b,int) (10,int) Abstract Syntax Tree (with attributes) Assembly Code lw $t0, 4($fp) slti $t0, $t0, 10 not $t0, $t0 bgtz $t0, L0: lw $t0, 4($fp) b L1: L0: lw $t0, 8($fp) L1: sw 0($fp), $t0
56 cs 715 GCC: Introduction to Compilation 16/22 Translation Sequence in Our Example: Emitting Instructions ab<10?b:c; Input Tree List T 0 < b 10 IfGoto Not L0: AsgnStmnt Lhs E E < E E? E : E num Parse Tree ; (a,int) < (bool)?: (int) (b,int) (c,int) num (b,int) (10,int) Abstract Syntax Tree (with attributes) T 0 T 1 L0: T 1 L1: a Goto L1: b c T 1 Instruction List T 0 b T 0 T 0 < b T 0! T 0 if T 0 0 goto L0: T 1 b goto L1: L0: T 1 c L1: a T 1 Assembly Code lw $t0, 4($fp) slti $t0, $t0, 10 not $t0, $t0 bgtz $t0, L0: lw $t0, 4($fp) b L1: L0: lw $t0, 8($fp) L1: sw 0($fp), $t0
57 cs 715 GCC: Introduction to Compilation 17/22 Typical Front Ends Parser
58 cs 715 GCC: Introduction to Compilation 17/22 Typical Front Ends Source Program Parser Tokens Scanner
59 cs 715 GCC: Introduction to Compilation 17/22 Typical Front Ends Source Program Scanner Tokens Parser Parse Tree AST AST or Linear IR + Symbol Table Semantic Analyzer
60 cs 715 GCC: Introduction to Compilation 17/22 Typical Front Ends Source Program Scanner Tokens Parser Parse Tree AST AST or Linear IR + Symbol Table Semantic Analyzer Symtab Handler Error Handler
61 cs 715 GCC: Introduction to Compilation 18/22 Typical Back Ends M/c Ind. IR M/c Ind. Optimizer M/c Ind. IR Compile time evaluations Eliminating redundant computations
62 cs 715 GCC: Introduction to Compilation 18/22 Typical Back Ends M/c Ind. IR M/c Ind. Optimizer M/c Ind. IR Code Generator M/c Dep. IR Compile time evaluations Eliminating redundant computations Instruction Selection Local Reg Allocation Choice of Order of Evaluation
63 cs 715 GCC: Introduction to Compilation 18/22 Typical Back Ends M/c Ind. IR M/c Ind. Optimizer M/c Ind. IR Code Generator M/c Dep. IR M/c Dep. Optimizer Compile time evaluations Eliminating redundant computations Instruction Selection Local Reg Allocation Choice of Order of Evaluation Assembly Code
64 cs 715 GCC: Introduction to Compilation 18/22 Typical Back Ends M/c Ind. IR Register Allocator M/c Ind. Optimizer M/c Ind. IR Code Generator M/c Dep. IR Instruction Scheduler Compile time evaluations Eliminating redundant computations Instruction Selection Local Reg Allocation Choice of Order of Evaluation Peephole Optimizer Assembly Code
65 Part 4 Introduction to GCC
66 cs 715 GCC: Introduction to GCC 19/22 The GNU Tool Chain Source Program gcc Target Program
67 cs 715 GCC: Introduction to GCC 19/22 The GNU Tool Chain Source Program cc1 gcc Target Program
68 cs 715 GCC: Introduction to GCC 19/22 The GNU Tool Chain Source Program cc1 cpp gcc Target Program
69 cs 715 GCC: Introduction to GCC 19/22 The GNU Tool Chain Source Program cc1 cpp gcc as Target Program
70 cs 715 GCC: Introduction to GCC 19/22 The GNU Tool Chain Source Program cc1 cpp gcc as ld Target Program
71 cs 715 GCC: Introduction to GCC 19/22 The GNU Tool Chain Source Program cc1 cpp gcc as glibc/newlib ld Target Program
72 cs 715 GCC: Introduction to GCC 20/22 The GCC Framework Input Language Machine Description GCC Language Specific Code Language and Machine Independent Generic Code Machine dependent Generator Code Machine Descriptions Parser Genericizer Gimplifier Tree SSA Optimizer RTL Generator Optimizer Code Generator cc1/gcc
73 cs 715 GCC: Introduction to GCC 20/22 The GCC Framework Input Language Machine Description GCC Language Specific Code Language and Machine Independent Generic Code Machine dependent Generator Code Machine Descriptions Source Program Parser Genericizer Gimplifier Tree SSA Optimizer RTL Generator Optimizer Code Generator cc1/gcc Assembly Program
74 cs 715 GCC: Introduction to GCC 20/22 The GCC Framework Input Language Machine Description GCC Language Specific Code Language and Machine Independent Generic Code Machine dependent Generator Code Machine Descriptions Selected Parser Genericizer Gimplifier Tree SSA Optimizer RTL Generator Optimizer Code Generator cc1/gcc
75 cs 715 GCC: Introduction to GCC 20/22 The GCC Framework Input Language Machine Description GCC Language Specific Code Language and Machine Independent Generic Code Machine dependent Generator Code Machine Descriptions Selected Copied Copied Parser Genericizer Gimplifier Tree SSA Optimizer RTL Generator Optimizer Code Generator cc1/gcc
76 cs 715 GCC: Introduction to GCC 20/22 The GCC Framework Input Language Machine Description GCC Language Specific Code Language and Machine Independent Generic Code Machine dependent Generator Code Machine Descriptions Selected Copied Copied Generated Generated Parser Genericizer Gimplifier Tree SSA Optimizer RTL Generator Optimizer Code Generator cc1/gcc
77 cs 715 GCC: Introduction to GCC 21/22 The cc1 Phase Sequence as IR Chain The GCC Phase Sequence Generic GIMPLE RTL ASM
78 cs 715 GCC: Introduction to GCC 21/22 The cc1 Phase Sequence as IR Chain The GCC Phase Sequence Generic GIMPLE RTL ASM HLL Scope Explication Lower flow control Lower & data procedures Target
79 cs 715 GCC: Introduction to GCC 21/22 The cc1 Phase Sequence as IR Chain The GCC Phase Sequence Generic GIMPLE RTL ASM HLL Scope Explication Lower flow control Lower & data procedures Optimization Opportunities Target Rescoping SSA Scheduling
80 Part 5 Configuration and Building
81 cs 715 GCC: Configuration and Building 22/22 Configuring GCC configure
82 cs 715 GCC: Configuration and Building 22/22 Configuring GCC config.guess configure
83 cs 715 GCC: Configuration and Building 22/22 Configuring GCC configure.in config.guess configure
84 cs 715 GCC: Configuration and Building 22/22 Configuring GCC configure.in config/* config.guess configure
85 cs 715 GCC: Configuration and Building 22/22 Configuring GCC configure.in config/* config.guess config.sub configure
86 cs 715 GCC: Configuration and Building 22/22 Configuring GCC configure.in config/* config.guess config.sub configure config.log config.cache config.status
87 cs 715 GCC: Configuration and Building 22/22 Configuring GCC configure.in config/* config.guess config.sub configure config.h.in makefile.in config.log config.cache config.status
88 cs 715 GCC: Configuration and Building 22/22 Configuring GCC configure.in config/* config.guess config.sub configure config.h.in makefile.in config.log config.cache config.status Makefile config.h
89 Part 6 About The Course
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