> Hello.
>
> At last I've created a patch (see the attachment) for gcc-3.3 source
> package (3.3.3ds2-0pre2) that builds C and C++ cross-compilers and
> support libraries that integrate well with dpkg-cross.
>
> It is still not perfect, but seems to work.
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Hello.
At last I've created a patch (see the attachment) for gcc-3.3 source
package (3.3.3ds2-0pre2) that builds C and C++ cross-compilers and support
libraries that integrate well with dpkg-cross.
It is still not perfect, but seems to work.
Both C and C++ binaries created by the cross-compiles
> The cross compilation patches were once submitted by Bastian Blank,
> but I never got feedback after I integrated them, so expect more
> failures ...
Well, after some playing I was able to build cross-arm gcc, g++ and
libraries from gcc-3.3 source package.
I also tried to integrate it more-or
The cross compilation patches were once submitted by Bastian Blank,
but I never got feedback after I integrated them, so expect more
failures ...
Nikita V. Youshchenko writes:
> > ...
> > cp g++ g++-cross
> > _error_not_here_yet - havent even thought about it - it may even work
> >
>
> Seems this
> ...
> cp g++ g++-cross
> _error_not_here_yet - havent even thought about it - it may even work
>
Seems this is caused by attempt to create a treelang cross-compiler.
So I added
ifdef DEB_CROSS
with_treelang := disabled for cross-compiler build
endif
to the appropriate place of debian/rules.d
Hello.
I'm currently trying to find out what is the *right* way to build a Debian
package for gcc-3.3 and g++-3.3 cross-compiler (host=x86-linux,
target=arm-linux).
I looked at toolchain-source package (and it really looks good), however it
is still for gcc-3.2, not 3.3
So I donwloaded debian
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