Joao Miguel Ferreira wrote: > where can I find a list of the currentlly supported --host=myHost > options for cross compilation... (linux, hp, sun, cygwin, etc) This is not really something that autoconf determines. Whether or not cross compiling with a given --host works or not is really more a function of whether you have a functional cross-toolchain of that name installed or not. If it's there, autoconf will try to use it, otherwise it will fail. In terms of getting a list of host triplets, you can look at the config.guess file, or look at the subject-lines of the gcc-testresults mailing list archives for another perspective. But keep in mind that host triplets are somewhat of a freeform field: there are many non-canonical forms in use. For example, some people might use "i386-linux", others "i686-pc-linux-gnu", others "i486-unknown-linux", maybe "i686-suse-linux-gnu", etc. As long as you are consistent in how you name your cross-toolchain and what you specify for --host, it doesn't really matter. The part that matters is whether there is a working foo-cc, foo-ld, foo-as, foo-ar, foo-ranlib, etc. Brian _______________________________________________ Autoconf mailing list Autoconf@xxxxxxx http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/autoconf
