Hi Phil
The files have been put in $PREFIX/include rather than
$PREFIX/arm-linux/include.
After an email from Jeff Sutherland I checked the config for glibc and the
includes are being placed where I told it to, DOH!
What must have happened was that when I configured glibc I set the option
--prefix=$PREFIX rather than $PREFIX/arm-linux as the notes say. Have to
remember to be more careful if I ever follow recipes from rec.pyrotechnics :-)
Re configuring glibc and remaking it solved the problem.
Thanks for your help.
john
At 10:09 18/04/01 +0100, you wrote:
> >As this was the first time I was building the cross compiler I used
> >-Dinhibit_libc hack as described in the note. Everything went well till
> >after building libc when I can go back to undo the hack and recompile gcc.
> >But It keeps insisting that the libraries stdlib.h and unistd.h cannot be
> >found.
>
>Well, do you actually have those headers in your target include directory (ie
>$PREFIX/arm-linux/include)? They should have been installed by glibc, and I
>guess if "make install" completed without errors it thinks it put them
>somewhere.
>
>p.
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