You failed to mention what platforms you are working with on either box.
That would be helpful.
You should check the obvious library compatability issues; an improper
library reference *should* be caught and complained about by the linker,
but I have known folks to do silly things (create links for library
versions that they don't actually have) to get themselves to core-dump
land. For this task the tool "ldd" is your friend.
Cross-compiling isn't hard if you've got all the right pieces in place;
if both systems are linux it would be pretty easy to make sure your main
machine is synced up with your small box.
Jack
> well, I have this tiny box that only has about 100M of space. and I don't
> really want to go through the trouble of installing a new drive, re-install
> linux...so I was wondering, is there anyway that the gcc compiler can
> be mounted, and compile under the small machine.
>
> the reason is, I compiled a program on my main machine, then take it to
> the small machine...and it core dump on me...so..
>
> chen
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