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If the cross compiler supports internationalization, bash tries to stick -lintl into the host compiler, which may not support it. And if you stick a "no" for the question into config.cache it retests. So stick in a "nyet", which isn't a yes (so -lintl isn't added) but doesn't trigger a retest. I hate autoconf.
author | Rob Landley <rob@landley.net> |
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date | Sun, 21 Nov 2010 14:02:05 -0600 |
parents | 4021fb1183d7 |
children | 7eabfa815c90 |
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#!/bin/bash # Build a more advanced cross compiler, including thread support and uClibc++, # built --with-shared (which produces libgcc_s.so), statically linked # against uClibc on the host (for portability), and including the $TARGET-ldd # and $TARGET-ldconfig utilities. # Building this requires two existing (simple) cross compilers: one for # the host (to build the executables) and one for the target (to build # the libraries). # This is a simple wrapper for native-compiler.sh, we re-use the canadian # cross infrastructure in there to build a very similar compiler. . sources/include.sh || exit 1 # Unless told otherwise, create statically linked i686 host binaries (which # should run on an x86-64 host just fine, even if it hasn't got 32-bit # libraries installed). BUILD_STATIC=${BUILD_STATIC:-all} HOST_ARCH="${CROSS_HOST_ARCH:-i686}" \ TOOLCHAIN_PREFIX="${1}-" STAGE_NAME=cross-compiler \ ./native-compiler.sh "$1" || exit 1 # Run the cross compiler smoke test if requested. if [ ! -z "$CROSS_SMOKE_TEST" ] then more/cross-smoke-test.sh "$ARCH" || exit 1 fi