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> On 20-11-2008 14:01:18 -0500, John Gibson wrote: |
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> > The standard Apple version of gcc supports -arch arguments to allow |
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> for |
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> > the building of universal binaries (i.e. gcc -arch x86 -arch ppc -c |
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> > foo.c). |
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> > I noticed that my portage version of Apple''s gcc doesn't support |
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> this. |
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> > 4.0.1 ignores multiple -arch arguments and only produces x86 binaries |
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> > (I'm on x86 OS X 10.4). |
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> > 4.2.1 just gives me cc1: error: unrecognized command line option "- |
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> arch" |
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> I'm not sure what apple does to get this working. |
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> > Is there some other way to build universal binaries, or is that just |
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> not |
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> > supported in prefixed portage? |
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> Well, it belongs to the domain of multilib, do it's not supported. If |
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> you want to do that, build a proper cross-compiler targetted for the |
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> other arch. That should work (it did once for me). |
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You could also use a cross-prefix target. For this to work you have to emerge portage with USE=cross-prefix, emerge 'cross-prefix-setup' and call it (will print some usage help). This way you'll have a lot less things to re-emerge. |
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Cheers, Markus |
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> -- |
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> Fabian Groffen |
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> Gentoo on a different level |
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