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Hi, |
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Continueing the discussion started by my last thread "CBUILD= HOSTCC=-gcc", |
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I said I want to compile a cross compiler with a special name. |
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I wanted i686-gentoo.edge-linux-gnu but it is possible to do just |
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i686-pc-linux-gnu |
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I did this because crossdev creates some magic setting up things, and it is |
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very handy. |
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What I want is a way to keep few compilers environments. |
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lets say: |
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stable x86 compiler |
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unstable x86 compiler |
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few arm cross compilers. |
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So when I create a distribution and an few month time I want the same |
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exactly environment, |
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to compile and upgrade few packages and be sure not to break anything, I |
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want to keep |
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those version of the compilers. |
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I'll also need some way to have few forks of my initial system. |
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lets say: |
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emebedded board 1 - for customer A |
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emebedded board 1 - for customer B (it is different than A, by time of |
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creation and so by version of the compiler used). |
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emebedded board 2 - for customer C |
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Can we boost up crossdev, or I need to start hacking a distro_creator |
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utility for gentoo? |
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Regards, |
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Kfir |