Re: building with host=i686-pc-mingw32

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Piotr Cychowski wrote:
I hit the wall here and officialy am out of ideas.

I got all the prequisites. I built a working toolchain to crosscompile from linux x86_64 to mingw32 i686. I crosscompiled binutils with that toolchain, I crosscompiled winAPI and mingw runtime. And I'd like to crosscompile gcc as well but it doesn't cooperate. Normal approach doesn't see windows runtime headers and fails on compiling libiberty, bruteforce approach (copying these headers to gcc/include) fails in the same place with complains about headers and function redefinitions.

Anybody has any idea how to do this? I know mingw.org hosts prepared binaries, but I can't use these due to ivalid exception handling.

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You might do better to join the MinGW mailing list hosted at SourceForge and ask questions there; Cross-compiling has been an active subject there recently.

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