Dave Nadler wrote: > Hi All - I'm a newbie with GCC and having a bit of a flail with > rebuilding and understanding GCC interaction with LD and "configured > default path" in the tools. > > I'd like to see the exact parameters with which ld is invoked by GCC. I > added -wl,-t to the GCC line, and while this provides a lot of helpful > information, some info seems missing, in particular: > - exactly what is passed into ld as it is invoked ? gcc -v ... > - ld cannot find "crt0.o"; OK tell me where did it look ? strace -f -etrace=file ld ... > - ld cannot find "crt0.o"; OK tell me where it was given the requirement > to load it ? crt0 is the C RunTime startup. No crt, no C. > - what is the definition of "sysroot prefix" for this build of ld ? I'm not sure that this question makes any sense. The sysroot is usually used after binutils are built and installed, when gcc is built. I take it you're trying to cross-compile. Have you installed a C library for your target? Andrew.
