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Am 27.09.2012 um 20:33 schrieb Andrea Conti: |
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>> I think I must add a "OSX specified symbolic link". |
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> Symlinks are only needed on the distcc client, not on the server running |
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> distccd. But that is a trivial matter. |
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>> Which tools / configuration must be set for cross-compiling OSX code on my Gentoo box? |
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> You need to put together a complete OSX cross toolchain. This basically |
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> means building cctools (osx's equivalent of binutils) and apple's |
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> compiler from source. Then you have to do some additional plumbing on |
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> both ends to get it all to work. |
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> An overview of the process for 10.4: |
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> http://myownlittleworld.com/miscellaneous/computers/darwin-cross-distcc.html |
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> Do note that quite a lot of things have changed from back then, so those |
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> instructions are probably not going to work. |
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Thanks for this link, I have read it before I write the post. Did I understand thr problem correct: |
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I need a full OSX compatible toolchain !? So I download all Apple developer tools, compile |
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it under my Gentoo box and add all header files which I used under OSX to my Linux box? |
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Thanks |
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Phil |
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