In our previous episode, Bruce Tulloch said:
This indicates libgcc is not being pulled in (the Wheezy case).
That's what I would expect yes.
My guess is that the default glibc references the gcc and it gets pulled in,
and it doesn't in the cross situation (so you have to manually add a
Yes, that's what thought, but why the difference between the cross
compiled squeeze/i386 case (which works) and the cross compiled
wheezy/i386 one (which does not)?
That is, both are cross builds, both are building the same code in the
same way, the only difference is the crossroot against which
I've solved the problem (in my case at least).
http://lists.freepascal.org/lists/fpc-pascal/2013-May/038254.html
Thanks for your suggestions Marco (and also thanks to Jonas!).
Bruce.
On Fri, May 24, 2013 at 6:27 PM, Marco van de Voort mar...@stack.nl wrote:
In our previous episode, Bruce
While trying to debug my ARM cross-compile problems (in another email
thread) I decided to replicate the cross-compiler setup to i386 (to
compare it for clues) but I've run into another problem with x86_64 -
i386 cross compiling which seems related to this thread.
My cross built fpc 2.7.1 works
On 07 May 2013, at 18:17, patspiper wrote:
Cross compiler building is broken for FPC 2.7.1 on Ubuntu and Fedora. I had
submitted a couple of bug reports and made several posts in this mailing
list, but all went unnoticed or were not handled. I have almost lost hope.
Bug reports:
