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Re: Installation Help


Sorry for bothering you again,

but I am completely lost now.
What did I:

under home/gcc I created:

home/rs/gcc/binutils-2.9.1
home/rs/gcc/gcc-2.95.2
home/rs/gcc/glibc-2.2

and untarred the respective source packages to them then I created

home/rs/gcc/src
home/rs/gcc/build

then I symlinked to one tree:

cd /home/rs/gcc/src
../gcc-2.95.2/symlink-tree ../glibc-2.2
../gcc-2.95.2/symlink-tree ../binutils-2.9.1
./gcc-2.95.2/symlink-tree ../gcc-2.94.2

after this I changed to build and configured for a native build (I am using
linux RedHat 7.0 on a 686)

cd ../build
../src/configure -v

then I tried to make

make all -v

BUT:

gcc -c -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -g -O2 -I. -I../../src/libiberty/../include
../../src/libibery/choose-temp.c
In file included from ../../src/libiberty/choose-temp:29:
../../src/include/stdio.h:32:28: stdio/stdio.h: File or directory not found
(original message in german)

other files not found follow

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Some Background:

What I basically try to do is setting up a cross-compile environment where
the target is linux,
but beeing able to use different libraries. (Hopefully one with a smaller
footprint that has debug symbols
stripped or even an older version of the library, while still beeing able to
compile for the host too)

In the hope you can give me another hint.

Roland



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