Mips cross compiler for cygwin

Daniel Kegel dank@kegel.com
Wed Mar 17 23:28:00 GMT 2004


Bill Gatliff wrote:
> In the --prefix directory, the installation process creates a directory 
> called sys-include.  You want to nuke that directory after installation, 
> because sometimes I have observed that gcc will get (erroneous) headers 
> from _that_ directory instead of the usual place.  Haven't tracked down 
> the root problem.
> 
> All GNU toolchains should nuke sys-include during the build process, as 
> far as I can tell.

For what it's worth, gcc-3.3.3 and later will avoid doing the sys-include
crud if you enable --with-sysroot.   I support that now in crosstool
because it's required to get a working x86_64 toolchain.
This might be the way to go for all architectures in the future.
- Dan


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