On 2015-06-13 18:00, 'Bill Hart' via mpir-devel wrote:
How can I know what to substitute for the machine you are cross
compiling for? I can't know if that machine has stdint.h.
I think you can assume that the build environment is sufficiently
similar to the host environment. Normally, when cross-compiling, you are
supposed to use the header files for the host environment anyway.
I would also guess that people who cross-compile MPIR are more likely to
cross-compile other pieces of software against the cross-compiled MPIR.
There would only be a problem if
1) MPIR is cross-compiled, and
2) Some other package is compiled on the host machine using the
cross-compiled MPIR, and
3) The build system has <stdint.h> but the host system does not.
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