Ulf Carlsson wrote: > > Ralf Baechle writes: > > On Sat, Jun 24, 2000 at 01:12:18PM +0200, Guido Guenther wrote: > > > > > [..snip..] > > > > If you cross-compile, you just redefine most of the stuff like CcCmd, > > > > ArCmd, etc, anyway. > > > Yes, but you have to make sure the redefinitions don't get redefined > > > again, therefore IMHO an "#ifdef AsCmd" is needed. Otherwise the > > > definition in hosts.def will be overriden by the one in linux.cf. > > > > Does X building ever need the hostcompiler? If not, then you can easily > > do crossbuilds like: > > > > PATH=<prefix>/<target>/bin:$PATH make ... > > Yes. You need the hostcompiler when you do X builds. It is possible > to get around it though. I have the commands that I used in two shell > scripts. > > First I have to to prepare for the cross build: > > #!/bin/sh > make clean > make Makefile.boot > make Makefiles > (cd config; make) > make includes > make depend > (cd fonts/bdf; for i in $(find -name 'Makefile'); do sed -e > 's/\$(XBUILDBINDIR)\///' < $i > $i.tmp; mv $i.tmp $i; done) > > Then I'm ready to build the rest with the cross compiler: > > #!/bin/sh > export PATH=/usr/glibc-mips/bin:$PATH > make -k CC=mips-linux-gcc LD=mips-linux-ld AS=mips-linux-as > RANLIB=mips-linux-ranlib $@ > > You probably have a better solution though :-) Sure, host.def attached. |