relocating the compiler and associated tools

[Robert P. J. Day]

On Mon, 8 Nov 2004, Daniel Kegel wrote:

> Robert P. J. Day wrote:
> >   ok, i'm currently building for the sh3, just ran:
> >
> >   $ LD_LIBRARY_PATH="" sh demo-sh3.sh
> >
> > and it seems to be chugging right along.  one question -- once it's
> > done, i'll be looking in
> >
> >   ${RESULTS}/gcc-x.y.z-glibc-a.b.c/sh3-...gnu/...
> >
> > etc, etc.  what does it take to relocate all of that to a different
> > location?  let's say, a far shorter pathname under /usr/local
> > somewhere.  besides changing PATH to find the gcc binary, of course.
>
> See RESULT_TOP or PREFIX in all.sh.  You should be able to just override
> either of these in the environment.  I haven't tried it lately.


sorry, i worded that badly after i looked back at it.  i want to
relocate the results of the build *after* the build completes.  i'm
happy to just let the build put the results where it wants, i just
want the freedom to move the results later.  so i'm wondering if there
is anything in the build results that is hardcoded to the results
directory.

rday

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