Hi Danny,
Many thanks.
However, without arm-mingw32ce-g++, configure will set the g++ from
Linux as the default compiler, which is not correct for
cross-compiling wince application, am I right? If it is, how to work
around this problem? I mean that how to use mingw32ce tools chain to
cross-compil
On Fri, 2008-04-04 at 15:29 +0200, Bo Gao wrote:
> I didn't find arm-mingw32ce-g++ included in cegcc-gcc430.tar.gz. How
> to get the g++ for gcc 4.3.0?
In the initial builds, I didn't include that because the work on it was
not done. I'm further now : g++ is built, but the libstdc++ is still
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Hello,
I didn't find arm-mingw32ce-g++ included in cegcc-gcc430.tar.gz. How
to get the g++ for gcc 4.3.0?
BTW, I found that the name of mingw32ce tool chains changed from
arm-wince-mingw32ce-xx to arm-mingw32ce-xx. It means I should use
"--host=arm-mingw32ce" other than "--host=arm-win
