Today I decided that I would try to get my x86_64 box to help out with
some compilation tasks (namely, compiling Mono--it's not particularly
slow, but any little bit helps). Both the server box and my laptop (the
host machine doing the compiling) are running Ubuntu, 8.10 on the server,
9.04 on the
boj...@brandeis.edu wrote:
> I patched this to pass on CFLAGS and LDFLAGS to the mcs makefile, so now
> jay builds correctly when cross-compiling with distcc. The patch is
> attached, and it's sort of a hack. It passes compilation, though it spews
> out full screens of warnings because of all the w
Robert Jordan wrote:
Since jay is only used on the host, compiling it for the target is
simply wrong. Imagine you're cross compiling for ARM: what is
an arm-jay good for other than breaking the build on the host?
Robert
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Am 08.03.2009 um 18:53 schrieb Bojan Rajkovic:
> Robert Jordan wrote:
>> Since jay is only used on the host, compiling it for the target is
>> simply wrong. Imagine you're cross compiling for ARM: what is
>> an arm-jay good for other than breaking the build on the host?
>>
>> Robert
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Andreas Färber wrote:
There is, you should configure with --disable-mcs-build when
cross-compiling. Just copy over mcs and libraries from a standard
build on your host. Jay is a build tool, it's not needed at runtime on
the target system.
Andreas
Passing --disable-mcs-build would pretty much
