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Re: Cross compiling

From: Yan Seiner <yan at seiner dot com>
To: Kai Ruottu <karuottu at mbnet dot fi>, gcc-help at gcc dot gnu dot org
Date: Thu, 31 May 2007 06:01:42 -0700
Subject: Re: Cross compiling
References: <465E1954.4050804@seiner.com> <465E1F05.2225BEF9@dessent.net> <465E2658.4020303@seiner.com> <465E8CAB.3030905@mbnet.fi> <465E90C4.8080401@mbnet.fi>

Kai Ruottu napsal(a):

A totally normal and totally sane crosstoolchain made from the binutils and GCC sources and the prebuilt Debian/ARM libraries could really be something very wise!

OK, how do I go about finding/building one?

I am using the manufacturer's toolchain and running into these troubles. The manufacturer isn't really in the software business; they provide the hardware and the FPGA bitstreams. They provide a toolchain to get people started.

I built my own mini-distro with my own toolchain but I am in the process of switching to Debian ARM - and I am running into these toolchain troubles.

Could you please provide me with a link or some guidance as to how to build a cross-toolchain using the standard Debian stuff?

Thanks,

--Yan

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