On Mon, 11 Jul 2011 20:31:08 +0100
Charles Forsyth <fors...@terzarima.net> wrote:

> setting up cross-compilation with gcc, and even using it once set up,
> has historically been surprisingly complicated; has that changed?

Not the last time I tried, a couple of years ago. 

I quite liked Gcc when it was at version 2.93 and I wasn't considering 
cross-compilation. Now I find it sickening even from a purely practical point 
of view. It's still usable for compiling my own simple code, and where other 
programmers haven't tried to be clever it will generally produce acceptable 
results, but..... erg! It makes me shiver. It's like walking through a 
minefield, except that when things go wrong the only thing that gets hurt is 
your brain. (And, of course, you can lose a lot of time.)

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