------- Comment #3 from dougsemler at gmail dot com 2010-04-16 14:53 -------
Right now in a cross environment, the target libraries, when built as DLLs, are
also installed in the host's bindir, due to the -bindir flag now being passed
to libtool. While this may be appropriate in a native compiler case, I don't
think it's right in a cross environment.
My opinion is that in a cross environment, the -bindir parameter should be
$(toolexeclibdir), and not $(bindir). This will expand to
exec_prefix/target/lib/MULTIOSSUBDIR or gcc's private dir/MULTISUBDIR when
version-specific-runtime is specified. This places the DLLs in the same
structure as their matching .dll.a files and separates the libs properly on
multilib 64 bit mingw.
I think, in a cross environment, libgcc_s should also follow this convention :)
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