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Yann, Benoît, all, I use xubuntu on one computer and mac os x 10.9 on my mac book pro. I like the idea of being able to build on my mac with the least number of packages installed by homebrew. I started down this path, and installed: * xcode * xcode command line tools * autoconf * automake * binutils * cvs * gawk * gnu-sed * libtool * wget Which gets me to the point of being able to bootstrap the configure.in, configure, and run make. The part that really kills the build and perplexes me is kconfig. http://code.bulix.org/qereby-85701 While trying to figure out the right fix to the problem, I noticed that there are a *LOT* of differences between the kconfig in crosstool-ng, buildroot and upstream linux, and Yann's kconfig-frontends git tree (http://ymorin.is-a-geek.org/git/kconfig-frontends/). It seems to me that we should follow buildroot's example of using a 'Makefile.ctng' in the kconfig directory to wrap the kconfig Makefile, so that we can copy updates from upstream linux into the kconfig directory without stomping on our own Makefile. While trying to attempt, I started pulling on the thread of the kconfig sweater in crosstool-ng, and it's a mess. Just looking for opinions for the path forward with this. Cheers, -Bryan -- For unsubscribe information see http://sourceware.org/lists.html#faq
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