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On Wed, Apr 8, 2009 at 9:38 PM, Rob Landley <rob@landley.net> wrote: > Crosstool-NG seems to be aimed at reverse engineering the specific cross > compiler variants used to build existing binary root filesystems, so you can > extend those root filesystems without replacing any of the existing binaries, > or having to statically link your new additions. And those of us who are caring about bare metal? > So with crosstool-NG, you can't really ask "what's the toolchain for PPC 440" > because it's capable of producing over 100 of them _just_for_ppc_440_. ?(4 > binutils versions, times 9 gcc versions, times 16 Linux versions, without > even enabling the obsolete or experimental options. ?Then there's whether to > target Linux or bare metal, whether to use sjlj exceptions or dwarf2, and so > on.) > My project assumes that "what's the toolchain for PPC 440" should have a > simple answer, including a URL where you can download the prebuilt binary. There is no single toolchain. That's an assumption that works for *your* environment. -- -- Thomas -- For unsubscribe information see http://sourceware.org/lists.html#faq
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