> So your target audience is "people who use newlib, use the uberbaum > build, and who work on multiple gcc trees", right? Seems > like such a small audience it's not likely to be widely used, > but that's just my impression.
I agree unfortunately. Really if you're not wanting to have a single tree it's more effort than it's worth - either that or split it up into build and install binutils and then build and install gcc (using --with-newlib=...). Easily script-able, but I'm pretty sure that's not what doug wants. -eric
