Thanks, Dan. Yes, there is something wrong. Is there an option to either autoconf or configure that causes verbose information spew out of configure?
I guess I am looking for a "-v" or "--debug". I need to find out exactly where configure is looking. mrt -----Original Message----- From: Dan Kegel [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, February 26, 2003 6:46 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Newbie Question Maurice Turcotte wrote: > I am configuring NET-SNMP to cross-compile for another > linux plaform using the uclibc toolchains. When I run > configure, it picks up the correct compiler, but it then > seems to be looking at the header files for the host > system rather than the cross-compiler. > > For example, it looks for "stdio.h" in "/usr/include", which > is incorrect. It should be looking for "stdio.h" in > "/opt/toolchains/uclibc/linux/include". > > So, I have two questions...... > > 1) How to I force configure to look for header files ONLY in > a given directory. Overriding the compiler should do it. I do this as follows: CC=/path/to/my/compler ./configure (although recent autoconf doc deprecates that syntax in favor of ./configure CC=/path/to/my/compler I don't think the new syntax works with old configures) If that's not working, something's wrong... - Dan
