Re: Chicken and eggs, aka. boot-gcc and real-gcc; why?

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"Jens Bauer" <jens@xxxxxxxxx> writes:

> What on earth does the cross-compiler need the library for; it cannot be linked to the library, right ??
> We have two different architectures, and linking two architectures would produce incorrect code.
> Actual question: If the cross-compiler is not linked to the library, how come the cross-compiler has to be rebuilt?

Building the cross-compiler builds runtime library support used by
generated code, and some of that runtime library support relies on the
library.

Ian


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