Earnie Boyd wrote:
>
> I've always done this with a two stage build. Stage 1 is for the build
> system, Stage 2 is for the targeted host system. If my host name is foo
> and the targeted host is bar then I would do:
> configure --prefix=/usr --host=foo --build=foo --target=bar
> make && make install && make clean
> rm config.cache
> configure --prefix=/usr --host=bar --build=foo --target=bar
> make && make install DESTDIR=/depot
I'm not talking about building for two different hosts. There's
only one host, so only one configure and make should be needed.
It would be ok to run 'make install' more than once, though. e.g.
make install-exec DESTDIR=/depot
make install DESTDIR=/fulldepot
Automake already supports that, kinda. I think if I configure
to disable static libraries, it does exactly what I want. (Haven't checked.)
Maybe all I need is something like 'make install-LTLIBRARIES' but
without installing static libraries, even if they are enabled.
- Dan
> Dan Kegel wrote:
> >
> > I'm cross-developing. I want to build a package
> > that has both static libraries and binaries.
> > The binaries should go to the target system;
> > the libraries should stay on the build system.
> > What do I pass to configure and to make?
> >
> > If I do
> > configure --build=pentium-unknown-linux --host=@IXIA_K_ARCH@-unknown-linux
> > --disable-shared --with-gnu-ld --prefix=/usr
> > make -C @IXIA_PORTARCH@/src/lib DESTDIR=$(DEST) install
> >
> > the library ends up in the right place (DEST/usr/lib)
> > but the binary ends up in the wrong place (DEST/usr/bin).
> >
> > If instead I do
> >
> > make -C @IXIA_PORTARCH@/src/lib DESTDIR=$(DEST)/fsimg install
> > the library ends up in the wrong place (DEST/fsimg/usr/lib)
> > but the binary ends up in the right place (DEST/fsimg/usr/bin).
> >
> > What to do? In cross-development environments, is it not
> > supported to have static libraries go to the build system,
> > but binaries go to the target?
> >
> > - Dan
>
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