Joshua Branson writes:
> Does guix system use your crosshurd to cross compile the hurd from X86_64?
No.
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Ricardo
Flávio Cruz writes:
> On Fri, Jan 15, 2021 at 7:39 PM haha wang wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> I'm the main contributor of github.com/flavioc/crosshurd and I recommend
> pulling the new scripts since they will use the upstream glibc repo. I tried
> it
> yesterday and it should work just fine.
Does guix
On Fri, Jan 15, 2021 at 7:39 PM haha wang wrote:
> I have founded that at 15 Nov 2020, commit
> a1ede3a40249ea2efe54e182998bd8519e37a31e, sthibaul have fixed
> includability of in all standards and removed the
> dependence of the `cthread.h`. But it hasn't been released and I would get
> the
I have founded that at 15 Nov 2020, commit a1ede3a40249ea2efe54e182998bd8519e37a31e, sthibaul have fixed includability of in all standards and removed the dependence of the `cthread.h`. But it hasn't been released and I would get the GLIBC source directly from the git repo. 15.01.2021, 22:34,
I try to compile the Hurd from the source the first time with the help of cross-hurd. By calling `bash bootstrap.sh", the compiling procedure goes and passes a few stages. ```cd src &&compile_binutils &&compile_gmp &&compile_mpfr &&compile_mpc &&compile_gcc &&compile_pkgconfiglite
