Clear enough. By that definition, my host and target machine are the same. Unfortunately, I don't have an elf interpreter on either; just on my build machine. On Sep 13, 2013 5:17 PM, "Thomas Preud'homme" <[email protected]> wrote:
> Le jeudi 12 septembre 2013 16:39:30 Cayce Pollard a écrit : > > Just a quick follow up question: > > for the --elfinterp option...should that be pointing to the elf > interpreter > > on the build machine? > > It's what the compiler use for the programs it compiles. In the GNU > terminology, it's a target settings. So it's the path tho the elf > interpreter > where the programs compiled with tcc will be run. > > Let's say you have machine A as a build machine, machine B where tcc is > run to > compile some programs and machine C where these programs will be run. > > In GNU terminology: > > * A is the build architecture > * B is the host architecture > * C is the target architecture > > elfinterp is for the target. It's in the same category as the kind of > binary > code that tcc generates. > > I hope I was clear enough. > > Best regards, > > Thomas
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