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This does not build libobjc, as it is broken in several ways. However, it doesn't matter, since libobjc is basically not used by anyone anyway and everybody uses a different runtime such as the ObjFW runtime.
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cooljeanius
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gcc/Makefile.in is generated from gcc/Makefile.tpl and gcc/Makefile.def with autogen; it isn't supposed to be modified directly
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@Midar please modify this PR so that it modifies gcc/Makefile.tpl and gcc/Makefile.def instead of modifying gcc/Makefile.in directly. After that's done you can regenerate gcc/Makefile.in with autogen.
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This does not build libobjc, as it is broken in several ways. However, it doesn't matter, since libobjc is basically not used by anyone anyway and everybody uses a different runtime such as the ObjFW runtime.