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Re: Building glibc for a mult-lib --target=m68k-linux
>> I guess I could do that for a single configuration, but I'm still
>> trying to figure out if glibc can deal with multi-lib like newlib
>> does. If so then I could with one build create *all* of the glibc
>> variants, one for each mutil-lib that the compiler supports.
>
>It can't.
Ok, so it can't. Bummer.
What's the best way to add --target=coldfire-linux or
--target=m68k-linux-coldfire to gcc-3.2 which would be the same as
m68k-linux, but use gcc/config/m68k/cf-linux.h instead of
gcc/config/m68k/linux.h? I'm asking since I have to munge
gcc/config/m68k/linux.h to build for ColdFire....
>> And you thought it already took a while to build glibc :-) Imagine what
>> its like building 5 times as many libraries (m86020, m68020/m68881,
>> m68040, m68060, mcfv4e).
>>
>... and that's why it doesn't :)
Actually gcc doesn't multilib m68k-linux so glibc(if it supported
multilib) would only build one anyway. In my case I want to build
two, one for m68020-040 and mcfv4e. Of course it could be extended to
all the *possible* m68k-linux targets...
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