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On 20 Nov 2014 09:59, Roland McGrath wrote: > I have no particular opinion about this one change and it's up to Joseph to > approve it or not. But it seems quite fragile to tweak individual checks > like this to support some arcane configure-sort-of-works case. I don't > understand the scenario you are trying to support. I've never heard of > doing any step with libc without having a compiler at all. The way I'm > familiar with going about bootstrapping is to do just all-gcc and > install-gcc first, and then build libc. some (many?) targets require some C library headers before they can build for the target at all. we used to do cross-compiling where we'd skip the C library headers, but the amount of patching/hacks we had to add to GCC got unmaintainable, and the code base got more and more hostile to the concept (just search for inhibit_libc). how exactly are you building the first GCC w/out any C library headers ? -mike
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