Steffen Dettmer <steffen.dettmer@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes: > If I understand correctly, it attempts to builb libiberty for my > target platform? I don't need it. It is built because libstdc++ might use some things defined in libiberty. If you are building for C only then you don't need it, and it shouldn't be built. If you are building for C++ also then you may need it and gcc will try to build it. > When I give `--disable-libiberty', I get an error earlier (that > is, there is no rule to make target ../libiberty/libiberty.a or > similar). Right, --disable-libiberty controls the host libiberty, not the target one. Ian
