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I'm a particular fan of the manner in which arm-elf separates libc from libgloss. It makes perfect sense to me. I like being able to choose at link time whether I'm linking against RDP, Linux, or NOSYS, and I use all three regularly.
It's also a matter of familiarity, as I'm more accustomed to arm-elf than *-linux-newlib. This is by no means a good technical reason, just a matter of fact.
Cheers! Shaun
On 5/9/06, Jeff Johnston <jjohnstn@redhat.com> wrote:
I have a question. Why didn't you add a machine/arm subdirectory to libc/sys/linux? This gives you full functionality for relatively low-effort and maximizes code sharing among the various platforms. It doesn't make sense to write all that code from scratch again or copy it into two different places.
-- Jeff J.
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