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    dude. come on!

    what lang do you think gcc source is?

    one of the hallmarks of a programing lang status - is having its own compiler/runtime created with that lnag.
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    what is wrong with that?
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    @magicMirror AFAIK GCC can be compiled with any C compiler.
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    @iiii it’s redundant firstly and the only reason I was considering building it was to build googles shitty BaZel build tool to build tensorflow

    Which btw comes with a whole bunch of build errors of its own !

    Speaking of which

    Let’s say I have one limits.h which is the stl

    But the build ALSO requires the contents of a different limits.h

    And the errors first pumped out are solved by a #include<limits>
    But this pulls the first limits.h

    Do I solve the issue by directly specifying the path to the other limits.h ?

    Bazel wtf
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    @rEaL-jAsE yeah that’s the language I primarily use without problems lol
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    Kind of ridiculous a language likely written in c++ would require itself to compile was my point in this post
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    Like I find myself doubting .net is written in c# or vb
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    @MadMadMadMrMim it's just basic bootstrapping...
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    @iiii eh.... basic bootstrapping requiring me to download another 100+ mb archive first that is a version back and does the same thing ?

    basic bootstrapping can eat me.
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    @sbiewald newer version of gcc requires c++. Even the c compiler of gcc.
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    @Demolishun yeah. but thats different :P its c++. its the core language of the os, so upwards cross compilation makes sense. but as someone said you could use any c++ compiler of the same gen to do it, and I bet you don't have to go a version back to even compile with the same compiler.

    and think on this. if i did that with gcc it would to step forward, not to step back several gens because google relies on a custom build system that only uses jdk 8 and 11
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    oh goddamn it... god fucking damn it *weeps*
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