Hi,
I've spent a while building sets of cross compilers hosted on Alpha to
68K, MIPS, SPARC, x86 and ARM (all Linux->Linux). One thing which strikes
me is that the ARM libgcc2 seems to be much more heavily dependent on the
target C library than all the other cross builds.
All of the other builds above will build gcc and its libgcc2 with very
little of the target library other than the crt*.o and libc.so binaries;
ARM seems to want pthreads and loads of other stuff.
Why is there this difference?
Dave
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