Hello everybody,
I have what's hopefully a simple question. I'd like to compile/link with
a gcc installation descending from an alternate root directory.
Specifically, I have an OpenBSD system at "/" and an emulated Linux
directory at "/emul/linux/". The linux system has a fully-working
compilation environment (tested many times). I'd like to compile a simple
application using the "/emul/linux/"-prefixed base. I've gotten
compilation working, but linking fails:
/emul/linux/usr/bin/gcc -I../include -nostdinc \
-isystem /emul/linux/usr/local/include \
-isystem
/emul/linux/usr/lib/gcc-lib/i386-redhat-linux/3.2/include/ \
-isystem /emul/linux/usr/include \
-static test.c
Linking of any sort fails. Is there an argument that I've missed in the
documentation, which specifies alternate roots? I've been using -B and -L
on relevant directories, to the point of trying to manually run collect2
(running everything with -v and making sure all paths have been set
correctly). No dice.
Thank you! Please CC this address (kristaps@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx) in
the event of responses. Thanks again.
Be good,
Kristaps
