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Why is gcc stage 1 needed?
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DeMarcus
Apr 23, 2012, 4:18:43 AM4/23/12
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Hi,
I'm trying to compile a cross-compiler and I'm just curios why
compilation of gcc stage 1 is needed?
As far as I understand stage 1 is needed to cross-compile glibc, but
why? What from glibc (except the headers) is needed when compiling gcc
stage 2?
Thanks,
Daniel
I'm trying to compile a cross-compiler and I'm just curios why
compilation of gcc stage 1 is needed?
As far as I understand stage 1 is needed to cross-compile glibc, but
why? What from glibc (except the headers) is needed when compiling gcc
stage 2?
Thanks,
Daniel
Jianjun Mao
May 8, 2012, 11:29:46 PM5/8/12
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Usually --disable-shared --disable-threads and --enable-language=c are used to build the minimal GCC. Furthermore, other front-end of GCC depend on glibc.
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