When building gcc from sources, it first builds itself once, then uses the result to rebuild itself (twice, actually).'nIn the process it gives a lot of warnings about how bad its own code is.
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When building gcc from sources, it first builds itself once, then uses the result to rebuild itself (twice, actually).
In the process it gives a lot of warnings about how bad its own code is. I suppose we'll take its word for that!
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