"Prashant Batra (prbatra)" <prbatra@xxxxxxxxx> writes: > Still it fails saying - "The directory that should contain system > headers does not exist:" What precisely did you do, and what precisely did you see? > The documentation of --with-sysroot says "sysroot will be searched for > target system headers, libraries and run time objects", but I am > building gcc at this stage, so if I am building gcc forsome target, how > are these target system headers be present there" You put them there yourself beforehand. E.g., if the target system is a Unix system, you put the contens of /usr/include and /lib and /usr/lib in the sysroot (in SYSROOT/usr/include, SYSROOT/lib, etc.). Ian
