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What multilibs get built is controlled by gcc. See FAQ #5 on the newlib web-site. If multilibs are built, then using the associated commands when you compile/link will link with the correct library.
silverio.di@qem.it wrote:
I guess gcc -msoft-float ....... libgcc.a
Timo Ketola
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Inviato da: Oggetto: i386 and soft-float
newlib-owner@sources
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12/05/03 14.51
Hi all,
I'm a little lost with the newlib:
What is a correct way to configure the newlib to use software floating point math for i386?
Thanks!
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Timo
Thanks for the answer! However, I think that your answer is for how to compile an application. My problem is on how to configure and build the library. I think that also the library should be built with -msoft-float option but I'm not able to find any suitable options for the ./configure command. Or am I completely lost?
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Timo
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