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After understanding this now :-) I dare to answer on this one. |
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> > Hmm, maybe we can use i486 as build-host and make cross-compilers/binutils |
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> > for all other targets. But I prefere a solution without crocc-compilers that |
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> > works without tricks. |
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> When you say "all other targets", are you talking about |
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> i386,486,pentium,pentiumpro and K6? If so, a basic i486 build.tbz2 will work. |
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I think that should be correct. |
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> If the user sets the CHOST in /etc/make.conf to i686-pc-linux-gnu before |
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You mean in /etc/make.defaults ? |
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Plus setting CFLAGS. |
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Something for the not-next-release : Include the PGCC patches from |
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www.goof.com/pgcc ? |
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> building the system, then the system should compile an i686 gcc and i686 |
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> binutils, correct? I don't think you'd need a cross-compiler, would you? |
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> We're not talking about different architectures here -- just different CPU |
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> variations. |
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One build.tbz2 for Intel should be enough. |
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Cheers |
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Andreas |
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