crosstool is a set of scripts that make it easy to
build cross-development toolchains based on gcc,
glibc, and Linux. The goal is to make it easy to
build and test cross-toolchains for all
architectures supported by glibc.
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Várias pequenas correções foram feitas. O programa é aproximar um estado polido para alguns usos. Apoio RPM foi melhorada e um patch para o suporte NPTL foi adicionado ao diretório contrib.
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Minor feature enhancements
Several minor fixes were made. The program is approaching a polished state for some uses. RPM support was improved and a patch for NPTL support was added to the contrib directory.
Ambos os testes de regressão gcc e glibc agora pode ser executado. Quase todos os testes de regressão são realmente passou por dois processadores (ppc405, PPC750). Muito melhor HOWTOs estão incluídas para documentar o processo de construção e testes gcc / glibc toolchains cruz.
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Major feature enhancements
Both gcc and glibc regression tests can now be
run. Nearly all regression tests are actually
passed for two processors (ppc405, ppc750). Much
better HOWTOs are included to document the process
of building and testing gcc/glibc cross
toolchains.
Esta versão pode construir de toolchains para um grande subconjunto de (gcc-2.95.3, 3.2.3, 3,3), em combinação com glibc-(2.2.2, 2.2.5, 2.3.2) e (i686, PPC750, ppc405 SH4, alpha, sparc, arm, mips, ia64, s390) fora da caixa. O toolchains resultantes tiveram pouco ou nenhum teste ainda, mas simplesmente ter um script que pode construir estas toolchains é bastante útil como ponto de partida.
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Initial freshmeat announcement
This release can build cross-toolchains for a large subset of gcc-{2.95.3, 3.2.3, 3.3} in combination with glibc-{2.2.2, 2.2.5, 2.3.2} and {i686, ppc750, ppc405, sh4, alpha, sparc, arm, mips, ia64, s390} out of the box. The resulting toolchains have had little to no testing as yet, but simply having a script that can build these toolchains is quite useful as a starting point.
