Hi, I'm currently building a cross compiler and tool chain for an embedded Sparc system project, and have most of it working OK. However, checking over my configuration and building steps I'm a little confused about the use of "--without-headers", and wondered if anyone could shed some light on what it does, and when I should be using it. Based on various examples of building cross systems around the net, I have a procedure where the compiler gets built twice, once as a basic version to allow building of Newlib, and then again as the full cross compiler version. Looking at the esamples, the first, basic, build always seems to use --without-headers (and --with-newlib). For the second build however, some sites have both of these again, while others have only --with-newlib, so I'm not sure whether I should include this option in my second stage build or not... A search turns up a few references to this option, but none of them say much beyond something along the lines of "leaving it out will disable some features". Does anybody have any thoughts on the wisdom or otherwise of using this option? (This may be a question more suited to the cross-gcc list, and if so I'll repost it there.) Regards, David P.
