>I've a doubt - > >what does the --host means? >e.g. >./configure --host=linux-powerpc --target=linux-powerpc > >My PC is an intel(Pentium-II) PC with linux running on it. I've installed >cross compiler. >And I'm compiling for linux ppc405. My build is kaffe-1.0.7
In case of 'cross-compiling language processor (kaffe is one of them)', the 'host' means 'for what architecture this language processor executable wants to generate its code'. So, if you want to make 'powerpc runnable' kaffe, the host should be powerpc-linux. If you really want to specify 'this software is generated on i386-linux', you can supply '-build' option (which is not used on kaffe build tree). So, in your case gc-incremental.c may have problem as it reports. Kiyo _______________________________________________ kaffe mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://kaffe.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/kaffe
