Hi Jakov, On Mon, Sep 3, 2018 at 11:20 AM, Jakov Simunic <jakov.simunic@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Hi Steve, > We are building with ptxdist, we have a compiler for arm (arm-linux-gnueabihf-gcc), I am not a total novice in this, and have already written some ptxdist rules, but haven't done it with non-autoconfizzed packages, basically the problem is that if I use the default iw.make from the ptxdist master branch, iw's Makefile tries to compile with the native compiler and native libnl, no matter what option i supply it with, I always get a x86-32 executable. When I modify the iw.make rule with the correct CC (by making a custom compile step), it then fails to find the correct libnl through pkg-config. The iw package is not modified at all. Could you suggest how to hard code the CC (or that it gets it normally from a CC variable supplied to the Makefile) or how to avoid pkg-config and supply the options needed manually. I know this is a step back from multi-platform build practices, but I just need it that way. Maybe you can try to ask for help in the ptxdist mailing list.
