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On 3/2/10, Daniel Dittmann <ddittmann@gmx.net> wrote: > In ct-ng is a toolchain option named "CROSS-NATIVE". I know its not > implemented at the moment, but could anyone please explain what this > feature should do? Is that the same like the target gcc in buildroot? Hi A regular cross toolchain is, for example, built on an x86, runs on an x86 but generates code that runs on an ARM system. A cross-native toolchain in this case would be built on an x86 but the toolchain that is built runs on an ARM and generated code for an ARM. So the cross-architecture part is done during the building of the toolchain, not when the resulting toolchain is run on the target systema So yes, the gcc in a buildroot, running on and generating code for the target system, is one of these. M -- For unsubscribe information see http://sourceware.org/lists.html#faq
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