add ARMv7 Wheezy extra setup notes for gcc 4.9 #923
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Also added debian/control patch for making Jessie GCC 4.9 source packages compile on ARMv7 Wheezy, adapted from setup/debian-wheezy-gcc/deb-control.patch
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This is on hold for now, see #829 (comment), need to figure out how to get proper libc++6 compat from this. |
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@rvagg Is this outdated now? |
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ugh, sadly yes |
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Fixes #829 & nodejs/node#4531 & nodejs/node#15157 & #897
Also added debian/control patch for making Jessie GCC 4.9 source packages compile on ARMv7 Wheezy, adapted from setup/debian-wheezy-gcc/deb-control.patch (tediously adapted I might add ...). I've put this patch file in doc/ rather than setup/debian-wheezy-gcc assuming that the whole setup/ directory will eventually be nuked (well, that's the hope but it's probably a pipe dream). Does it make sense to put a .patch in here?