7.2.2011 11:55, ali hagigat kirjoitti:
A necessary feature for GCC is to compile C/Assembly programs without standard libraries for Intel architectures.
That feature has always existed I think, even producing the executables for GCC without any kind of target C library during the build has been possible for the embedded targets like 'i386-aout', 'i386-coff' and 'i386-elf' (for different object formats). The problem maybe being in that the GCC build needs target headers when producing 'libgcc' for the target and these plus the target libraries when configuring and producing 'libstdc++' for the target in the system target like Linux cases where the native GCC build is the default build type and so everyone is expected to accept the existence of '/lib', '/usr/include', '/usr/lib' etc. for the build/host/target systems during the GCC build. Many crosscompiler builders then cannot grok the need of the target C library during a GCC build for Linux :o(
