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Re: Cross-compile failure. yay.
- To: law at cygnus dot com
- Subject: Re: Cross-compile failure. yay.
- From: Tony Mantler <eek at escape dot ca>
- Date: Fri, 9 Jul 1999 22:23:54 -0500
- Cc: Brian Ford <ford at vss dot fsi dot com>, egcs-bugs at egcs dot cygnus dot com
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- References: Your message of Fri, 09 Jul 1999 02:08:05 CDT. <v04003a02b3ab4be5b353@[216.81.20.217]>
At 2:12 AM -0500 7/9/99, Jeffrey A Law wrote:
> In message <v04003a02b3ab4be5b353@[216.81.20.217]>you write:
> > However, egcs still won't compile.
> >
> > After building and installing the binutils, I entered the egcs-bin
> > directory I created, did a '../egcs-1.1.2/configure --target=ppc-linux
> > --with-cpu=603e --with-headers=/usr/include', 'make clean' and 'make
>cross'
> > and got this:
>You need to provide target libraries (ie libc) so that the target configure
>will work.
Well, I just extracted the libraries out of the ppc libc6-dev 2.1.1-12.3
debian package, and pointed the configure script at them. They were copied
into the appropriate place etc and it looks as though all went well.
I did a 'make cross' and it died at the same spot with the same error. Fudge.
Should I obtain and add the c++ libs and try again, or am I dealing with a
different problem?
I certainly hope the configuration script isn't trying to compile something
with the cross-gcc and then run it to see if it works, as doing so wouldn't
be terribly productive.
TIA - Tony
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Tony Mantler Renaissance Nerd Extraordinaire eek@escape.ca
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada http://www.escape.ca/~eek