I briefly looked over the page but it's not clear to me what it is.. is it a distribution? Or just a toolchain builder?
I'm wondering if it's similar to https://github.com/richfelker/musl-cross-make (which is a one step way to build an arbitrary musl toolchain, and is excellent) or if it makes use of it (if you're building musl toolchains it probably ought to. Sorry if I missed something obvious, but it sounds interesting and I'm curious, but just didn't see a clear/concise/understandable explanation of what it is exactly. On Tue, Jun 20, 2017 at 16:09 Matias Fonzo <[email protected]> wrote: > > I am pleased to announce the release of darkcrusade (2017Jun09). > > Darkcrusade is the codename given to deploy a set of cross compilers > built upon on the standard C library "musl". The full toolchain is > composed by GNU binutils, linux-libre (headers), GCC, and musl. > Darkcrusade is ready to be used anywhere under general purposes. > > The darkcrusade's tool consists of two separate phases: the first > phase, where a cross-compiler for the native architecture is created; > and the second phase, where the produced cross-compiler is used to > create other compilers for the different supported architectures. > > The homepage is at http://www.dragora.org > > The sources can be downloaded from > http://rsync.dragora.org/current/compilers/darkcrusade_2017Jun09/ > > See also http://dragora.org/repo.fsl/wiki?name=Mirrors > > Version 2017Jun09 - 20 June 2017 > > - The pass for the CC and CXX environment flags have been fixed for > the final GCC -- previously resulting in a partial > statically-linked cross-compiler. > > - Linux-libre 4.9.31 (headers). > > - Checksums files are now produced using sha256sum(1). > > The following architectures are supported: > > aarch64 > armv7hl > i586 > microblaze > mips > powerpc > x32 > x86_64 > > Please send bug reports and suggestions to [email protected] > > > Regards, > Matias Fonzo, darkcrusade author and maintainer. > >
