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On Tuesday 22 March 2005 11:44 am, Dan Kegel wrote:
To build gcc and glibc, you need kernel headers. To install the kernel headers, you need gcc so it can compile scripts/mod/empty.c with the target gcc; this is used to produce the file elfconfig.h. In crosstool, this is only triggered at the moment when building sh3 or sh4 toolchains, which is why I hadn't noticed until now.
could you elaborate on why linux-headers are needed before building the stage1 C-only gcc ? or maybe i just missed the reason in the last e-mail ...
i havent noticed this requirement in building with gcc-3.4.3, so perhaps this is something new with gcc-4 ?
It's possible I've been doing it in the wrong order since day 1. Guess I'll try installing the kernel headers afterwards and see what breaks. - Dan
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