On Sat, Jan 5, 2013 at 3:39 PM, Brandon Falk <bfalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > ./gthr-default.h:41:21: fatal error: pthread.h: No such file or directory > > If it can't find pthread.h, then I'm assuming there is some issue with > glibc... but how could I possibly build glibc without gcc in the first > place? If you are building for Android you may want Bionic rather than glibc. If you don't already have the C library, the usual procedure is to partly build GCC, use the partial GCC to build glibc, and then use the new glibc to build GCC again. Note that your GCC build failed when building the GCC support library--the compiler was built successfully. If you need the support library for your C library--I don't know if you do--then your first partial build of GCC may need to use --target=arm-eabi or something like that. In general this is an awkward process. There may be some scripts around you can use. There are for crosses to GNU/Linux--see crosstool-ng.org--but I don't know about Android. Ian
