Re: Getting started with building a GCC cross-compiler

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Andrew Haley wrote:
> Dave Nadler wrote:

>> I'm confused about the supporting libraries.
>>
>> I hoped (OK, wished) that "make" would create a ready-
>> to-package cross-compiler including:
>> - executables (OK so far)
>> - set of libraries for the target (built by running the
>>   newly-built cross-compiler)
>> - the set of include files required for the selected
>>   language targets
> 
>> I hoped that the includes/libraries would implement
>> C and C++ as possible bare-metal. That is, minus file
>> IO etc. or with harmless stubs to be replaced later
>> as needed. The vendor has the bare metal adaption for
>> malloc-level utilities in libgcc.
>>
>> While I did get a complete set of executables from
>> the make, I didn't get libgcc, libstdc++, nor did I get
>> the include files. What am I missing here ?
> 
> I have no idea.  If I had access to your build tree I'd have a look.

I missed the --without-headers.  You really don't want that.

Andrew.


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