>> I can transfer to / run on the ARM target[Brutus]. However, if a program
>> uses a configure script is there a prefered way of telling it that my
>> target is an ARM platform? (If so what do I tell it for the platform
>> type?).
>
>Assumed that you build on i[3456]86-linux, use:
>
> setenv CC arm-linux-gcc
> ./configure --target=arm-unknown-linux-gnu --host=i386-unknown-linux
No. `--target' is only meaningful for programs that write programs, in other
words compilers and assemblers. If you want to compile some random program to
run on an ARM machine you need `CC=arm-linux-gcc ./configure
arm-unknown-linux-gnu', with an option on `--build=..' if it needs extra clues
that it's in a cross environment.
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