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<?xml version="1.0" ?>
<gprconfig>
<!-- Languages that require no compiler, but can be selected through
-config -->
<compiler_description>
<languages>Project File</languages>
</compiler_description>
<!-- GCC 3.x & 4.x -->
<compiler_description>
<name>GCC</name>
<executable prefix="1">(.*(-wrs-|-elf-|-eabispe-|avr-|-elinos-linux).*)?gcc-4.4</executable>
<version>
<external>${PREFIX}gcc-4.4 -dumpversion</external>
<grep regexp=".+"></grep>
</version>
<languages>C</languages>
<target>
<external>${PREFIX}gcc-4.4 -dumpmachine</external>
<grep regexp="[^\r\n]+"></grep>
</target>
</compiler_description>
<!-- VxWorks 6 -->
<!-- We need to distinguish version to correctly report runtimes. -->
<compiler_description>
<name>GCC-WRS6</name>
<executable prefix="1">cc(arm|pentium|sh|mips|ppc|sparc)</executable>
<version>
<getenv name="WIND_BASE"></getenv>
<grep regexp=".*[/\\](vxworks-6[0-9.]*).*" group="1"></grep>
<must_match>vxworks-6.*</must_match>
</version>
<languages>C</languages>
<runtimes>kernel,rtp</runtimes>
<target>
<external>cc${PREFIX} -dumpmachine</external>
<grep regexp="[^\r\n]+"></grep>
</target>
</compiler_description>
<!-- VxWorks 5 -->
<compiler_description>
<name>GCC-WRS5</name>
<executable prefix="1">cc(arm|pentium|sh|mips|ppc|sparc)</executable>
<version>
<external>cc${PREFIX} -v</external>
<grep regexp=".*(VxWorks 5).*" group="1"></grep>
<must_match>VxWorks 5</must_match>
</version>
<languages>C</languages>
<target>
<external>cc${PREFIX} -dumpmachine</external>
<grep regexp="[^\r\n]+"></grep>
</target>
</compiler_description>
<!-- VxWorks 653 -->
<compiler_description>
<name>GCC-WRS653</name>
<executable prefix="1">cc(pentium|ppc)</executable>
<version>
<external>cc${PREFIX} -v</external>
<grep regexp=".*(vxworksae).*" group="1"></grep>
<must_match>vxworksae</must_match>
</version>
<languages>C</languages>
<target>
<external>cc${PREFIX} -dumpmachine</external>
<grep regexp="[^\r\n]+"></grep>
</target>
</compiler_description>
<!-- GCC 2.8.1
There is no switch, in such versions, to find out the list of languages,
so we just assume there is only C.
C++ could be found by looking for the "g++" executable
-->
<compiler_description>
<name>GCC-28</name>
<executable>gcc</executable>
<version>
<external>gcc -v</external>
<grep regexp="^gcc version (\S+)" group="1"></grep>
<must_match>2\.8\.</must_match>
</version>
<languages>C</languages>
<target>
<external>gcc -dumpmachine</external>
<grep regexp="[^\r\n]+"></grep>
</target>
</compiler_description>
<!-- G++ compilers, including recent CodeSourcery compilers -->
<compiler_description>
<name>G++</name>
<executable>g++</executable>
<version>
<external>g++-4.4 -dumpversion</external>
<grep regexp=".+"></grep>
</version>
<languages>C++</languages>
<target>
<external>g++-4.4 -dumpmachine</external>
<grep regexp="[^\r\n]+"></grep>
</target>
</compiler_description>
<!-- G++ for VxWorks 653 -->
<compiler_description>
<name>G++-WRS653</name>
<executable prefix="1">c\+\+(pentium|ppc)</executable>
<version>
<external>cc${PREFIX} -v</external>
<grep regexp=".*(vxworksae).*" group="1"></grep>
<must_match>vxworksae</must_match>
</version>
<languages>C++</languages>
<target>
<external>c++${PREFIX} -dumpmachine</external>
<grep regexp="[^\r\n]+"></grep>
</target>
</compiler_description>
<!-- Assembler -->
<compiler_description>
<name>GCC-ASM</name>
<executable prefix="1">(.*(-wrs-|-elf-|-eabispe-|avr-|elinos-linux).*)?gcc-4.4</executable>
<version>
<external>${PREFIX}gcc-4.4 -dumpversion</external>
<grep regexp=".+"></grep>
</version>
<languages>Asm,Asm_Cpp,Asm2</languages>
<target>
<external>${PREFIX}gcc-4.4 -dumpmachine</external>
<grep regexp="[^\r\n]+"></grep>
</target>
</compiler_description>
<!-- GNAT
To find the list of supported runtimes, we check the contents of
the directory. To be compatible with older versions of GNAT (3.16
for instance), we also accept lib/gcc-lib as the directory that
contains the runtime files.
Implementation note: we put two spaces after -adainclude $... in
the external_tool, because on windows the path will end with a
'\', and this would act as a quote for the following space.
-->
<compiler_description>
<name>GNAT</name>
<executable prefix="1">(.*(-wrs-|-elf-|-eabispe-|avr-|elinos-linux).*)?gnatmake</executable>
<version>
<external>${PREFIX}gnatls -v</external>
<grep regexp="^GNATLS.+?(\d+(\.\d+)?)" group="1"></grep>
</version>
<variable name="gcc_version">
<external>${PREFIX}gcc-4.4 -dumpversion</external>
<grep regexp=".+"></grep>
</variable>
<languages>Ada</languages>
<runtimes default="default,kernel">
<directory group="default" >\.\./lib/gcc(-lib)?/$TARGET/$gcc_version/adalib/</directory>
<directory group="2" >\.\./lib/gcc(-lib)?/$TARGET/$gcc_version/rts-(.*)/adalib/</directory>
</runtimes>
<target>
<external>${PREFIX}gcc-4.4 -dumpmachine</external>
<grep regexp="[^\r\n]+"></grep>
</target>
</compiler_description>
<!-- G77 -->
<compiler_description>
<name>G77</name>
<executable>g77</executable>
<version>
<external>g77 --version</external>
<grep regexp="\(GCC.*\) (\S+)" group="1"></grep>
</version>
<languages>Fortran</languages>
<target>
<external>g77 -dumpmachine</external>
<grep regexp="[^\r\n]+"></grep>
</target>
</compiler_description>
<!-- GFortran -->
<compiler_description>
<name>GFORTRAN</name>
<executable>gfortran</executable>
<version>
<external>gfortran -v</external>
<grep regexp="^gcc version (\S+)" group="1"></grep>
</version>
<languages>Fortran</languages>
<target>
<external>gfortran -dumpmachine</external>
<grep regexp="[^\r\n]+"></grep>
</target>
</compiler_description>
<!-- mingw-cygwin compiler -->
<compiler_description>
<name>GCC-CYGMING</name>
<executable>gcc</executable>
<version>
<external>gcc --version</external>
<grep regexp="\(GCC\) (\S+).*\(cygming special\)" group="1"></grep>
</version>
<languages>C,C++,Fortran</languages>
<target>
<external>gcc -mno-cygwin -dumpmachine</external>
<grep regexp="[^\r\n]+"></grep>
</target>
</compiler_description>
<compiler_description>
<name>GCC-MINGW32</name>
<executable prefix="1">gcc(-sjlj|)</executable>
<version>
<external>gcc${PREFIX} --version</external>
<grep regexp="\(GCC\) (\S+).*\(mingw32.*\)" group="1"></grep>
</version>
<languages>C,C++,Fortran</languages>
<target>
<external>gcc${PREFIX} -dumpmachine</external>
<grep regexp="[^\r\n]+"></grep>
</target>
</compiler_description>
<!-- Diab C Compiler -->
<compiler_description>
<name>DIABC-PPC</name>
<executable>dcc</executable>
<version>
<external>dcc -V</external>
<grep regexp=".*dcc(.exe)? Rel ([0-9.]*)" group="2"></grep>
</version>
<languages>C</languages>
<target>powerpc-elf</target>
</compiler_description>
</gprconfig>
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