Hello all, Thanks to Joachim and Jeff for comments on last message, apparently crossgcc/ gmake -k has helped much in my case... :-)
Nevertheless, i686-gnu-gcc is now 'functionning' to the point that I could almost make gnumach and others. I have 'configured' gnumach, along with oskit for cross-compiler i686-gnu-gcc.. (--target=i686-gnu) For the next part i686-gnu-gcc won't finish the build properly, ... What I am trying to do is cross-compile the hurd along with oskit and l4-fiasco support in. I believe this task is rather normal nowadays into such microserver/mach environments ? For that task my main problem is that gcc wont find <mach/*> and relatives since mach wont make it yet. I believe also that Hurd on top of Mach would be a good candidate for l4-microserver kernel delivery(?), as seen with the l4-fiasco on x86. That's said, I think that oskit looks promising and I cannot wait to use it more longer. Will post something revelant one day. good night, etienne ===== iD8DBQA+QVktkW4ltWlBulwRAnueAKC+xlX8+R4nNP1STo8ErL6TdUnDIACgjKks wgK1rrD6Xffcw5XxMoZuNKM= ______________________________________________________________________ Post your free ad now! http://personals.yahoo.ca
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