On Sat, Jun 16, 2007 at 04:12:30PM +0200, Christian Stimming wrote:
As for the system types: I didn't know the difference between host and target.Target system: The system the final product (e.g. aqbanking) will be used on.
Build system: The system the final product is built on. Host system: The system the build tools (gcc et al.) are built on. Native compiler: Host=Build=Target "Normal" cross-compiler: Host=Build!=Target Canadian cross-compiler: Host!=Build!=TargetFor aqbanking, you probably don't need to worry about the Canadian cross case. It's mostly for compilers.
Yeah, but I don't know at all how this could be replaced, because for several things a file is search implicitly on the build system whereas is is needed on the host system.That's one of the major problems of cross-compiling and one of the reasons I _hate_ GNU auto*.
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