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Re: PROPOSAL: Policy for obsoleting targets


>Finally, since it appears that no one has time or energy to document
>how crossbuilding works, would it be possible to ask cross-build
>status reporters to make available, if possible, the scripts they use?
>A pointer would be enough; copying it into the report is probably
>excessive.  I'm thinking that perhaps I might be able to intuit what
>the crossbuild process is from looking at a sufficiently large sample
>of "scripts that just happen to work".  What the heck, I might as well
>try, nothing else has worked...

I'd say that us cross-builders have generated *lots* of information on
what we have to go through to get a toolchain built.  Read though the
crossgcc list at http://sources.redhat.com/ml/crossgcc/ to get a
taste.

You'll find that everytime a release of binutils, gcc, newlib, glibc
comes out, we have to go back and sharpen our pencils again and try to
figure out a workaround for what's changed(such as the broken
--without-headers in gcc-3.x).

-- 
Peter Barada
peter@baradas.org


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