Building a uclibc based toolchain

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Hello all,
I am trying to build my own uClibc based linux toolchain for a new architecture.

I follow the following steps:

1 - I compile binutils
2 - I copy the specific and generic linux headers (from my port of
linux) into ${HEADERS_DIR}
3 - I compile gcc only with --enable-language=c and
--with-headers=${HEADERS_DIR}
4 - I compile uClibc with the previously compiled gcc
5 - I recompile gcc with --enable-language=c,c++

All is fine for the four first steps.
But I have a question:

When uClibc building is done, where should I install the uClibc
libraries (libc.a, librt.a, etc...)
and headers?

Where gcc expects to find them?

Because, when I recompile gcc (step 5), I get GCC_NO_EXECUTABLE fatal error.
The config.log shows me that the crt1.o and some standard headers are missing..

Thanks in advance for your help.


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