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As far as i can see crosstools are using binutils,cygwin and gcc to attempt to create such compilers... ? I understand the necessity of the cygwin headers for the HOST part of the compiler but what code are the binaries running under linux build with if no TARGET glibc/newlin/uClibc is available ? Would i not need to create a HOST cross compiler part with cygwin and a TARGET crosscompiler part with e.g. glibc under cygwin ? (And if so, i admit i would not have a clear idea how to approach this).
Cheers, Nils
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