version our GCC 12 as "nb2 20240221" now.

bump the netbsd gcc 10 version to "nb3 20231008" for all the vax updates.

XXX: check if mknative needed?
XXX: pullup-10

mark our GCC 12 as "nb1 20230729".

bump gcc 10 version.

branches: 1.22.2;
bump the netbsd version GCC to yesterday's date.

add a netbsd version for GCC 10. properly generate omp-device-properties.h.

mark GCC 9 as (so far) netbsd 20200907 version. this should fix the
compiler saying it is "gcc version 9.3.0 ()".

(needs mknative redo.)

update GCC 7 version to nb4 20200810, and fix the unknown GCC version
error assignment from "=?" to "?=" so it works as designed.

update date for GCC 8.4.0 import.

remove HAVE_GCC == 6 support, add HAVE_GCC == 8 support

branches: 1.16.2;
bump libstdc++.so.

unfortunately, we attempted to do this for netbsd-8 but we did
not actually end up having any ABI incompatibility with that,
as turning off dual ABI in libstdc++ means *only* enabling the
old ABI. however, enabling dual ABI with C11 defaults (ie,
a forward looking ABI) *is* an ABI-change for some special
cases and thus we should have bumped this a couple of weeks
ago when we re-enabled dual ABI.

call this "nb3 20190319".

mknative-gcc regen all switched ports and almost all of the
unswitched ports.

also bump the X in "nbX" with previous

bump netbsd gcc version date.

obsolete gcc 5 support.
add gcc 7 support. call it "nb1 20190119"

our GCC 6.5 is "nb4 20181109".

remove GCC 5 marker. this is now nb3 20180905.

branches: 1.10.2;
bump the NetBSD GCC version. both GCC 5 and 6 got x86 spectre
mitigation code, and both are now "nb2 20180327".

branches: 1.9.2;
mark GCC 6.4 has nb1 20180203

update netbsd version.

branches: 1.7.4;
GC more gcc 4.8 specific (dead) logic

branches: 1.6.2; 1.6.4;
set gcc 5.4 netbsd version to 2016-06-06

set NETBSD_GCC_VERSION for GCC 5.3 separately.
don't collect crtstuff anymore.

bump for printf/syslog format changres

Fix gcc PR target/64479 [SH] wrong optimization delayed-branch

Note new date for version - this is the import date.

branches: 1.1.2; 1.1.4; 1.1.6;
commonize the netbsd local version string. (the native one wasn't
updated, and now that won't be a problem again.)

bump the netbsd gcc 10 version to "nb3 20231008" for all the vax updates.

XXX: check if mknative needed?
XXX: pullup-10

mark our GCC 12 as "nb1 20230729".

bump gcc 10 version.

branches: 1.22.2;
bump the netbsd version GCC to yesterday's date.

add a netbsd version for GCC 10. properly generate omp-device-properties.h.

mark GCC 9 as (so far) netbsd 20200907 version. this should fix the
compiler saying it is "gcc version 9.3.0 ()".

(needs mknative redo.)

update GCC 7 version to nb4 20200810, and fix the unknown GCC version
error assignment from "=?" to "?=" so it works as designed.

update date for GCC 8.4.0 import.

remove HAVE_GCC == 6 support, add HAVE_GCC == 8 support

branches: 1.16.2;
bump libstdc++.so.

unfortunately, we attempted to do this for netbsd-8 but we did
not actually end up having any ABI incompatibility with that,
as turning off dual ABI in libstdc++ means *only* enabling the
old ABI. however, enabling dual ABI with C11 defaults (ie,
a forward looking ABI) *is* an ABI-change for some special
cases and thus we should have bumped this a couple of weeks
ago when we re-enabled dual ABI.

call this "nb3 20190319".

mknative-gcc regen all switched ports and almost all of the
unswitched ports.

also bump the X in "nbX" with previous

bump netbsd gcc version date.

obsolete gcc 5 support.
add gcc 7 support. call it "nb1 20190119"

our GCC 6.5 is "nb4 20181109".

remove GCC 5 marker. this is now nb3 20180905.

branches: 1.10.2;
bump the NetBSD GCC version. both GCC 5 and 6 got x86 spectre
mitigation code, and both are now "nb2 20180327".

branches: 1.9.2;
mark GCC 6.4 has nb1 20180203

update netbsd version.

branches: 1.7.4;
GC more gcc 4.8 specific (dead) logic

branches: 1.6.2; 1.6.4;
set gcc 5.4 netbsd version to 2016-06-06

set NETBSD_GCC_VERSION for GCC 5.3 separately.
don't collect crtstuff anymore.

bump for printf/syslog format changres

Fix gcc PR target/64479 [SH] wrong optimization delayed-branch

Note new date for version - this is the import date.

branches: 1.1.2; 1.1.4; 1.1.6;
commonize the netbsd local version string. (the native one wasn't
updated, and now that won't be a problem again.)

mark our GCC 12 as "nb1 20230729".

bump gcc 10 version.

branches: 1.22.2;
bump the netbsd version GCC to yesterday's date.

add a netbsd version for GCC 10. properly generate omp-device-properties.h.

mark GCC 9 as (so far) netbsd 20200907 version. this should fix the
compiler saying it is "gcc version 9.3.0 ()".

(needs mknative redo.)

update GCC 7 version to nb4 20200810, and fix the unknown GCC version
error assignment from "=?" to "?=" so it works as designed.

update date for GCC 8.4.0 import.

remove HAVE_GCC == 6 support, add HAVE_GCC == 8 support

branches: 1.16.2;
bump libstdc++.so.

unfortunately, we attempted to do this for netbsd-8 but we did
not actually end up having any ABI incompatibility with that,
as turning off dual ABI in libstdc++ means *only* enabling the
old ABI. however, enabling dual ABI with C11 defaults (ie,
a forward looking ABI) *is* an ABI-change for some special
cases and thus we should have bumped this a couple of weeks
ago when we re-enabled dual ABI.

call this "nb3 20190319".

mknative-gcc regen all switched ports and almost all of the
unswitched ports.

also bump the X in "nbX" with previous

bump netbsd gcc version date.

obsolete gcc 5 support.
add gcc 7 support. call it "nb1 20190119"

our GCC 6.5 is "nb4 20181109".

remove GCC 5 marker. this is now nb3 20180905.

branches: 1.10.2;
bump the NetBSD GCC version. both GCC 5 and 6 got x86 spectre
mitigation code, and both are now "nb2 20180327".

branches: 1.9.2;
mark GCC 6.4 has nb1 20180203

update netbsd version.

branches: 1.7.4;
GC more gcc 4.8 specific (dead) logic

branches: 1.6.2; 1.6.4;
set gcc 5.4 netbsd version to 2016-06-06

set NETBSD_GCC_VERSION for GCC 5.3 separately.
don't collect crtstuff anymore.

bump for printf/syslog format changres

Fix gcc PR target/64479 [SH] wrong optimization delayed-branch

Note new date for version - this is the import date.

branches: 1.1.2; 1.1.4; 1.1.6;
commonize the netbsd local version string. (the native one wasn't
updated, and now that won't be a problem again.)

bump gcc 10 version.

bump the netbsd version GCC to yesterday's date.

add a netbsd version for GCC 10. properly generate omp-device-properties.h.

mark GCC 9 as (so far) netbsd 20200907 version. this should fix the
compiler saying it is "gcc version 9.3.0 ()".

(needs mknative redo.)

update GCC 7 version to nb4 20200810, and fix the unknown GCC version
error assignment from "=?" to "?=" so it works as designed.

update date for GCC 8.4.0 import.

remove HAVE_GCC == 6 support, add HAVE_GCC == 8 support

branches: 1.16.2;
bump libstdc++.so.

unfortunately, we attempted to do this for netbsd-8 but we did
not actually end up having any ABI incompatibility with that,
as turning off dual ABI in libstdc++ means *only* enabling the
old ABI. however, enabling dual ABI with C11 defaults (ie,
a forward looking ABI) *is* an ABI-change for some special
cases and thus we should have bumped this a couple of weeks
ago when we re-enabled dual ABI.

call this "nb3 20190319".

mknative-gcc regen all switched ports and almost all of the
unswitched ports.

also bump the X in "nbX" with previous

bump netbsd gcc version date.

obsolete gcc 5 support.
add gcc 7 support. call it "nb1 20190119"

our GCC 6.5 is "nb4 20181109".

remove GCC 5 marker. this is now nb3 20180905.

branches: 1.10.2;
bump the NetBSD GCC version. both GCC 5 and 6 got x86 spectre
mitigation code, and both are now "nb2 20180327".

branches: 1.9.2;
mark GCC 6.4 has nb1 20180203

update netbsd version.

branches: 1.7.4;
GC more gcc 4.8 specific (dead) logic

branches: 1.6.2; 1.6.4;
set gcc 5.4 netbsd version to 2016-06-06

set NETBSD_GCC_VERSION for GCC 5.3 separately.
don't collect crtstuff anymore.

bump for printf/syslog format changres

Fix gcc PR target/64479 [SH] wrong optimization delayed-branch

Note new date for version - this is the import date.

branches: 1.1.2; 1.1.4; 1.1.6;
commonize the netbsd local version string. (the native one wasn't
updated, and now that won't be a problem again.)

bump the netbsd version GCC to yesterday's date.

add a netbsd version for GCC 10. properly generate omp-device-properties.h.

mark GCC 9 as (so far) netbsd 20200907 version. this should fix the
compiler saying it is "gcc version 9.3.0 ()".

(needs mknative redo.)

update GCC 7 version to nb4 20200810, and fix the unknown GCC version
error assignment from "=?" to "?=" so it works as designed.

update date for GCC 8.4.0 import.

remove HAVE_GCC == 6 support, add HAVE_GCC == 8 support

branches: 1.16.2;
bump libstdc++.so.

unfortunately, we attempted to do this for netbsd-8 but we did
not actually end up having any ABI incompatibility with that,
as turning off dual ABI in libstdc++ means *only* enabling the
old ABI. however, enabling dual ABI with C11 defaults (ie,
a forward looking ABI) *is* an ABI-change for some special
cases and thus we should have bumped this a couple of weeks
ago when we re-enabled dual ABI.

call this "nb3 20190319".

mknative-gcc regen all switched ports and almost all of the
unswitched ports.

also bump the X in "nbX" with previous

bump netbsd gcc version date.

obsolete gcc 5 support.
add gcc 7 support. call it "nb1 20190119"

our GCC 6.5 is "nb4 20181109".

remove GCC 5 marker. this is now nb3 20180905.

branches: 1.10.2;
bump the NetBSD GCC version. both GCC 5 and 6 got x86 spectre
mitigation code, and both are now "nb2 20180327".

branches: 1.9.2;
mark GCC 6.4 has nb1 20180203

update netbsd version.

branches: 1.7.4;
GC more gcc 4.8 specific (dead) logic

branches: 1.6.2; 1.6.4;
set gcc 5.4 netbsd version to 2016-06-06

set NETBSD_GCC_VERSION for GCC 5.3 separately.
don't collect crtstuff anymore.

bump for printf/syslog format changres

Fix gcc PR target/64479 [SH] wrong optimization delayed-branch

Note new date for version - this is the import date.

branches: 1.1.2; 1.1.4; 1.1.6;
commonize the netbsd local version string. (the native one wasn't
updated, and now that won't be a problem again.)

add a netbsd version for GCC 10. properly generate omp-device-properties.h.

mark GCC 9 as (so far) netbsd 20200907 version. this should fix the
compiler saying it is "gcc version 9.3.0 ()".

(needs mknative redo.)

update GCC 7 version to nb4 20200810, and fix the unknown GCC version
error assignment from "=?" to "?=" so it works as designed.

update date for GCC 8.4.0 import.

remove HAVE_GCC == 6 support, add HAVE_GCC == 8 support

branches: 1.16.2;
bump libstdc++.so.

unfortunately, we attempted to do this for netbsd-8 but we did
not actually end up having any ABI incompatibility with that,
as turning off dual ABI in libstdc++ means *only* enabling the
old ABI. however, enabling dual ABI with C11 defaults (ie,
a forward looking ABI) *is* an ABI-change for some special
cases and thus we should have bumped this a couple of weeks
ago when we re-enabled dual ABI.

call this "nb3 20190319".

mknative-gcc regen all switched ports and almost all of the
unswitched ports.

also bump the X in "nbX" with previous

bump netbsd gcc version date.

obsolete gcc 5 support.
add gcc 7 support. call it "nb1 20190119"

our GCC 6.5 is "nb4 20181109".

remove GCC 5 marker. this is now nb3 20180905.

branches: 1.10.2;
bump the NetBSD GCC version. both GCC 5 and 6 got x86 spectre
mitigation code, and both are now "nb2 20180327".

branches: 1.9.2;
mark GCC 6.4 has nb1 20180203

update netbsd version.

branches: 1.7.4;
GC more gcc 4.8 specific (dead) logic

branches: 1.6.2; 1.6.4;
set gcc 5.4 netbsd version to 2016-06-06

set NETBSD_GCC_VERSION for GCC 5.3 separately.
don't collect crtstuff anymore.

bump for printf/syslog format changres

Fix gcc PR target/64479 [SH] wrong optimization delayed-branch

Note new date for version - this is the import date.

branches: 1.1.2; 1.1.4; 1.1.6;
commonize the netbsd local version string. (the native one wasn't
updated, and now that won't be a problem again.)

mark GCC 9 as (so far) netbsd 20200907 version. this should fix the
compiler saying it is "gcc version 9.3.0 ()".

(needs mknative redo.)

update GCC 7 version to nb4 20200810, and fix the unknown GCC version
error assignment from "=?" to "?=" so it works as designed.

update date for GCC 8.4.0 import.

remove HAVE_GCC == 6 support, add HAVE_GCC == 8 support

branches: 1.16.2;
bump libstdc++.so.

unfortunately, we attempted to do this for netbsd-8 but we did
not actually end up having any ABI incompatibility with that,
as turning off dual ABI in libstdc++ means *only* enabling the
old ABI. however, enabling dual ABI with C11 defaults (ie,
a forward looking ABI) *is* an ABI-change for some special
cases and thus we should have bumped this a couple of weeks
ago when we re-enabled dual ABI.

call this "nb3 20190319".

mknative-gcc regen all switched ports and almost all of the
unswitched ports.

also bump the X in "nbX" with previous

bump netbsd gcc version date.

obsolete gcc 5 support.
add gcc 7 support. call it "nb1 20190119"

our GCC 6.5 is "nb4 20181109".

remove GCC 5 marker. this is now nb3 20180905.

branches: 1.10.2;
bump the NetBSD GCC version. both GCC 5 and 6 got x86 spectre
mitigation code, and both are now "nb2 20180327".

branches: 1.9.2;
mark GCC 6.4 has nb1 20180203

update netbsd version.

branches: 1.7.4;
GC more gcc 4.8 specific (dead) logic

branches: 1.6.2; 1.6.4;
set gcc 5.4 netbsd version to 2016-06-06

set NETBSD_GCC_VERSION for GCC 5.3 separately.
don't collect crtstuff anymore.

bump for printf/syslog format changres

Fix gcc PR target/64479 [SH] wrong optimization delayed-branch

Note new date for version - this is the import date.

branches: 1.1.2; 1.1.4; 1.1.6;
commonize the netbsd local version string. (the native one wasn't
updated, and now that won't be a problem again.)

update GCC 7 version to nb4 20200810, and fix the unknown GCC version
error assignment from "=?" to "?=" so it works as designed.

update date for GCC 8.4.0 import.

remove HAVE_GCC == 6 support, add HAVE_GCC == 8 support

bump libstdc++.so.

unfortunately, we attempted to do this for netbsd-8 but we did
not actually end up having any ABI incompatibility with that,
as turning off dual ABI in libstdc++ means *only* enabling the
old ABI. however, enabling dual ABI with C11 defaults (ie,
a forward looking ABI) *is* an ABI-change for some special
cases and thus we should have bumped this a couple of weeks
ago when we re-enabled dual ABI.

call this "nb3 20190319".

mknative-gcc regen all switched ports and almost all of the
unswitched ports.

also bump the X in "nbX" with previous

bump netbsd gcc version date.

obsolete gcc 5 support.
add gcc 7 support. call it "nb1 20190119"

our GCC 6.5 is "nb4 20181109".

remove GCC 5 marker. this is now nb3 20180905.

branches: 1.10.2;
bump the NetBSD GCC version. both GCC 5 and 6 got x86 spectre
mitigation code, and both are now "nb2 20180327".

branches: 1.9.2;
mark GCC 6.4 has nb1 20180203

update netbsd version.

branches: 1.7.4;
GC more gcc 4.8 specific (dead) logic

branches: 1.6.2; 1.6.4;
set gcc 5.4 netbsd version to 2016-06-06

set NETBSD_GCC_VERSION for GCC 5.3 separately.
don't collect crtstuff anymore.

bump for printf/syslog format changres

Fix gcc PR target/64479 [SH] wrong optimization delayed-branch

Note new date for version - this is the import date.

branches: 1.1.2; 1.1.4; 1.1.6;
commonize the netbsd local version string. (the native one wasn't
updated, and now that won't be a problem again.)

update date for GCC 8.4.0 import.

remove HAVE_GCC == 6 support, add HAVE_GCC == 8 support

bump libstdc++.so.

unfortunately, we attempted to do this for netbsd-8 but we did
not actually end up having any ABI incompatibility with that,
as turning off dual ABI in libstdc++ means *only* enabling the
old ABI. however, enabling dual ABI with C11 defaults (ie,
a forward looking ABI) *is* an ABI-change for some special
cases and thus we should have bumped this a couple of weeks
ago when we re-enabled dual ABI.

call this "nb3 20190319".

mknative-gcc regen all switched ports and almost all of the
unswitched ports.

also bump the X in "nbX" with previous

bump netbsd gcc version date.

obsolete gcc 5 support.
add gcc 7 support. call it "nb1 20190119"

our GCC 6.5 is "nb4 20181109".

remove GCC 5 marker. this is now nb3 20180905.

branches: 1.10.2;
bump the NetBSD GCC version. both GCC 5 and 6 got x86 spectre
mitigation code, and both are now "nb2 20180327".

branches: 1.9.2;
mark GCC 6.4 has nb1 20180203

update netbsd version.

branches: 1.7.4;
GC more gcc 4.8 specific (dead) logic

branches: 1.6.2; 1.6.4;
set gcc 5.4 netbsd version to 2016-06-06

set NETBSD_GCC_VERSION for GCC 5.3 separately.
don't collect crtstuff anymore.

bump for printf/syslog format changres

Fix gcc PR target/64479 [SH] wrong optimization delayed-branch

Note new date for version - this is the import date.

branches: 1.1.2; 1.1.4; 1.1.6;
commonize the netbsd local version string. (the native one wasn't
updated, and now that won't be a problem again.)

remove HAVE_GCC == 6 support, add HAVE_GCC == 8 support

bump libstdc++.so.

unfortunately, we attempted to do this for netbsd-8 but we did
not actually end up having any ABI incompatibility with that,
as turning off dual ABI in libstdc++ means *only* enabling the
old ABI. however, enabling dual ABI with C11 defaults (ie,
a forward looking ABI) *is* an ABI-change for some special
cases and thus we should have bumped this a couple of weeks
ago when we re-enabled dual ABI.

call this "nb3 20190319".

mknative-gcc regen all switched ports and almost all of the
unswitched ports.

also bump the X in "nbX" with previous

bump netbsd gcc version date.

obsolete gcc 5 support.
add gcc 7 support. call it "nb1 20190119"

our GCC 6.5 is "nb4 20181109".

remove GCC 5 marker. this is now nb3 20180905.

branches: 1.10.2;
bump the NetBSD GCC version. both GCC 5 and 6 got x86 spectre
mitigation code, and both are now "nb2 20180327".

branches: 1.9.2;
mark GCC 6.4 has nb1 20180203

update netbsd version.

branches: 1.7.4;
GC more gcc 4.8 specific (dead) logic

branches: 1.6.2; 1.6.4;
set gcc 5.4 netbsd version to 2016-06-06

set NETBSD_GCC_VERSION for GCC 5.3 separately.
don't collect crtstuff anymore.

bump for printf/syslog format changres

Fix gcc PR target/64479 [SH] wrong optimization delayed-branch

Note new date for version - this is the import date.

branches: 1.1.2; 1.1.4; 1.1.6;
commonize the netbsd local version string. (the native one wasn't
updated, and now that won't be a problem again.)

bump libstdc++.so.

unfortunately, we attempted to do this for netbsd-8 but we did
not actually end up having any ABI incompatibility with that,
as turning off dual ABI in libstdc++ means *only* enabling the
old ABI. however, enabling dual ABI with C11 defaults (ie,
a forward looking ABI) *is* an ABI-change for some special
cases and thus we should have bumped this a couple of weeks
ago when we re-enabled dual ABI.

call this "nb3 20190319".

mknative-gcc regen all switched ports and almost all of the
unswitched ports.

also bump the X in "nbX" with previous

bump netbsd gcc version date.

obsolete gcc 5 support.
add gcc 7 support. call it "nb1 20190119"

our GCC 6.5 is "nb4 20181109".

remove GCC 5 marker. this is now nb3 20180905.

bump the NetBSD GCC version. both GCC 5 and 6 got x86 spectre
mitigation code, and both are now "nb2 20180327".

branches: 1.9.2;
mark GCC 6.4 has nb1 20180203

update netbsd version.

branches: 1.7.4;
GC more gcc 4.8 specific (dead) logic

branches: 1.6.2; 1.6.4;
set gcc 5.4 netbsd version to 2016-06-06

set NETBSD_GCC_VERSION for GCC 5.3 separately.
don't collect crtstuff anymore.

bump for printf/syslog format changres

Fix gcc PR target/64479 [SH] wrong optimization delayed-branch

Note new date for version - this is the import date.

branches: 1.1.2; 1.1.4; 1.1.6;
commonize the netbsd local version string. (the native one wasn't
updated, and now that won't be a problem again.)

mark GCC 6.4 has nb1 20180203

update netbsd version.

GC more gcc 4.8 specific (dead) logic

branches: 1.6.2; 1.6.4;
set gcc 5.4 netbsd version to 2016-06-06

set NETBSD_GCC_VERSION for GCC 5.3 separately.
don't collect crtstuff anymore.

bump for printf/syslog format changres

Fix gcc PR target/64479 [SH] wrong optimization delayed-branch

Note new date for version - this is the import date.

branches: 1.1.2; 1.1.4; 1.1.6;
commonize the netbsd local version string. (the native one wasn't
updated, and now that won't be a problem again.)

update netbsd version.

GC more gcc 4.8 specific (dead) logic

branches: 1.6.2; 1.6.4;
set gcc 5.4 netbsd version to 2016-06-06

set NETBSD_GCC_VERSION for GCC 5.3 separately.
don't collect crtstuff anymore.

bump for printf/syslog format changres

Fix gcc PR target/64479 [SH] wrong optimization delayed-branch

Note new date for version - this is the import date.

branches: 1.1.2; 1.1.4; 1.1.6;
commonize the netbsd local version string. (the native one wasn't
updated, and now that won't be a problem again.)

GC more gcc 4.8 specific (dead) logic

set gcc 5.4 netbsd version to 2016-06-06

set NETBSD_GCC_VERSION for GCC 5.3 separately.
don't collect crtstuff anymore.

bump for printf/syslog format changres

Fix gcc PR target/64479 [SH] wrong optimization delayed-branch

Note new date for version - this is the import date.

branches: 1.1.2; 1.1.4; 1.1.6;
commonize the netbsd local version string. (the native one wasn't
updated, and now that won't be a problem again.)

set gcc 5.4 netbsd version to 2016-06-06

set NETBSD_GCC_VERSION for GCC 5.3 separately.
don't collect crtstuff anymore.

bump for printf/syslog format changres

Fix gcc PR target/64479 [SH] wrong optimization delayed-branch

Note new date for version - this is the import date.

branches: 1.1.2; 1.1.4; 1.1.6;
commonize the netbsd local version string. (the native one wasn't
updated, and now that won't be a problem again.)