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Hi, |
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> use /usr/CTARGET as your development root and your $ROOT as the target |
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runtime |
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> root ... that means if you need to build an application to install into |
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ROOT, |
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> then the libraries to link against need to be emerged into /usr/CTARGET |
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while |
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> the libraries to run against need to be emerged/copied into $ROOT |
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> -mike |
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OK, to better understand this... |
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Does this mean, if you make your Target-ROOT /usr/CTARGET, the two |
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locations ($ROOT and /usr/CTARGET) mentioned above goes into the same |
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place, so that gcc, ld,... can find it? |
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