Include file failures in building a cross-compiler
Alexandre Oliva
oliva@lsd.ic.unicamp.br
Fri Mar 10 12:59:00 GMT 2000
On Mar 10, 2000, "Thunder Scientific Corporation" <mike@ThunderScientific.com> wrote:
> Following the examples in the FAQ from objsw.com/CrossGCC, I
> obtained the sources from ftp.gnu.org and installed them into /usr/src,
But you failed to merge them into a single tree. There must be a
single root directory that contains directories such as `gas', `ld',
`binutils', `bfd', `opcodes', `newlib', `gcc', `libiberty', `gdb',
and so on. I.e., you must move them from the top dir of each
distribution into a unified tree, and yes, you'll find duplicates.
You should usually choose the newest.
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