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Jakub Ladman wrote: |
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> I made a try with gcc-4.3.2 and 4.1.2, but both failed with this |
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> messages: |
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> collect2: ld terminated with signal 8 [Výjimka matematického |
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> koprocesoru (SIGFPE)] during the last stage - compiling C++ |
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> compiler. |
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This looks like you are getting an FPU exception on the build system. |
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Try installing Gentoo on a few other machines and see if they can |
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build a working crosscompiler for you. |
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Jakub Ladman wrote: |
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> Unfortunately i have big trouble with compilers not comming from |
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> gentoo crossdev, can't switch compilers with gcc-config and i need |
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> this, because i use many types of arm, not only the cirrus logic |
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> one. |
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> (And i do not know how to append independently built compiler to |
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> this gentoo gcc-config system) |
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The most beneficial way for the most people would of course be to |
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work on crossdev so that it is able to build all of your required |
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toolchains. |
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That said, I don't think gcc-config is so complex, you should be able |
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to reverse engineer it with little to moderate effort. |
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//Peter |
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