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I was wondering if any progress has been made on this project? A quick scan of the ct-ng website doesn't appear to contain any such tutorial and >> http://fturco.org/wiki/doku.php?id=debian:cross-compiler is 404 already. I was hoping to see more explanations of: 1) sysroot (what is it, what is it used for, how is it specified) 2) how one goes about building the various phases of compilers/C-libraries 3) and hopefully more on the subject of what happens after the tool is complete For example: 1) I know that back when I was building my own cross compilers I would sometimes end up in the situation where the final compiler and C library were installed in, say, my $HOME directory. When I would build and install a cross application on the target it would fail to run because it was looking for the libraries in my $HOME directory (which didn't exist on the target). I know that at the time I was eventually able to figure out what was wrong and fix the problem, but I can't even begin to remember what the problem was and how I fixed it. 2) I also know that there were times when I was cross compiling applications for the target on my build machine that header files from the build machine would interfere with my compile. So my compile would end up erroneously using files from, say, my host's /usr/include instead of the corresponding files from where my cross tools had been installed. I don't think I ever got that one solved with 100% confidence. I realize ct-ng is only about the tool and not about building root filesystems, but I was hoping these topics would be considered relevant enough to be included on any such tutorial. -- For unsubscribe information see http://sourceware.org/lists.html#faq
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