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Re: what's different between *-elf-gcc and *-linux-gcc


chingfu said the following on 06/05/2006 07:53 PM:
i try to use two cross-compiler to compile one program(one is *-elf-gcc
another is *-linux-gcc),
but the assembly code are different when i disassemble these obj file.

what is different behavior between when i use *-elf-gcc to compile one
program and
when i use *-linux-gcc to compile the same program?
Google for configuration triplets.

These names consist of at least three parts. For this reason, the configuration name is sometimes also called configuration triplet. However, it is also possible for such a name to consist of four parts.
A three part configuration name is: cpu-manufacturer-operating system


A four part configuration name is: cpu-manufacturer-kernel-operating system

The manufacturer can sometimes be omitted.
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