Well, I need this too, if you are trying to compile something like L4 (to
use OpenBSD as a development environment for embedded systems that don't use
the OpenBSD kernel) you need a separate binutils, for example, to build
Kenge (An L4:pistachio development environment) you need the gnu nm and ld
Subcommander l0r3zz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, I need this too, if you are trying to compile something like L4 (to
use OpenBSD as a development environment for embedded systems that don't use
the OpenBSD kernel) you need a separate binutils, for example, to build
Kenge (An L4:pistachio
Hi,
I have a few questions.
1)
I was trying to install binutils2.16 from source and it didn't make it
because ld had no target. So i tried building i686-unknown-netbsdelf as
target , at this point binutils compiled fine but gcc failed saying ld
On 3/20/06, Niklaus [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
1) I was trying to install binutils2.16 from source and it didn't make it
2) So how do i build binutils 2.16 from source and what is target . Why
3)I wanted to build gcc without propolice gcc-3.4.6. So what is the target
6) I saw from the CVS
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