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On Monday 18 February 2008, Suma Sharma wrote: |
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> >> I am trying to build a glibc based cross compiler toolchain with |
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> >> "multilib" support. |
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> > it really isnt supported at the moment. you'll most likely need to |
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> > manually tweak the build files. |
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> Is there any other way of building a toolchain which would support more |
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> than one target? |
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just pass the right configure option to gcc via EXTRA_ECONF (it's |
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like --with-multilib=<list> or something ... i forget) |
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> Or will I have to build separate toolchains for |
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> separate targets? |
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while that would suck, it would work |
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> I want to build a toolchain, which would support sh4 and sh4-nofpu |
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> targets. |
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the default behavior on Gentoo is to support sh4 and sh4-nofpu (and a bunch |
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more), so i dont see what you need to change |
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-mike |
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