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Hi, Nils Roeder wrote, > Hi there, > > apologies if my question is already answered in some faq, > i did search but could not find anything. If something exists i > appreciate if someone helps me to find it. > > I am wondering about the general concept of a cygwin hosted cross > compiler to linux targets : > build=cygwin > host=cygwin > target=armxscale-linux,ppc-linux, etc At least I have a working cygwin compiler for linux/x86 and linux/ppc. So it should be possible. I used the newest Cygwin 1.5.19. > 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 ? The cygwin toolchain will build glibc as well. gcc 3.4.4, binutils 2.16.1 and glibc 2.3.5 is a working combination. > 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). > I am not sure, what you try todo, but if you only need to create binaries for linux/ppc or linux/arm under windows, just execute sh demo-ppc.sh in a cygwin shell. gruss Waldemar -- Geek by nature. OpenBSD by choice. http://openbsd-geek.de/ -- For unsubscribe information see http://sourceware.org/lists.html#faq
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