Jeremy Huntwork wrote: > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > >> you _should_ be able to do a standard lfs build, as long as >> you build gcc with the --disable-multilib option. > > --disable-multilib? or --enable-multilib=no? Is there a difference?
Not with most packages, when they use fairly recent autoconf versions.
The m4 configure.{in,ac} macros to add --enable-X options take a pair of
expressions (shell syntax). One is the default action (it gets run if
neither --enable-X nor --disable-X is passed to configure). The other
is the set of commands to run if one of those args is passed.
These expressions receive an $enableval variable. If --disable-X is
passed, then $enableval is equal to no. If --enable-X=blah is passed,
then $enableval is equal to blah.
gcc may be an exception to this, but they'd have to be writing their own
autoconf macros (or perhaps using an ancient version) to do it.
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