On Mon, 2009-01-26 at 14:19 +0100, Vincent R. wrote: > 1) When I compile bootstrap gcc, I am using make all-gcc and make > install-gcc and it seems it doesn't build libgcc anymore.
I think that's correct; make all-gcc just builds gcc these days. To build libgcc, you need to run make all-target-libgcc. libgcc is no longer built as part of gcc, but like any other of the target libraries. It's best to do a make all and make install to avoid these hassles. If you want to keep the workload down, use --enable-languages to prune the set of languages you support in your "bootstrap" compiler. (Is there a reason why you can't just build the cross using your system compiler?) > So my first question is : For a bootstrap gcc do I need to build libgcc and > in this case should I use make all and make install instead ? Yes. Cheers, Ben
