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Sorry for the crosspost, but this kinda relates to both lists... I'm in the process of building Canadian crosses (gcc-2.95, binutils-2.9.1) under cygwin, to be hosted under djgpp, mingw32, and linux (glibc5). When I'm ready to distribute these tools, I would like to "flatten" the directory structure so that all includes and libraries are in a single "root" directory: I would like to turn: /psxlib-0.1 | --bin | --target | --bin | --include | --lib | --lib | --gcc-lib into: /psxlib-0.1 | --bin | --lib | --include This appears to be something that has to be ironed out before the build process, but I could be wrong. The ideas is to eliminate "target/", but doesn't gcc spawn executables there? And the linker finds linker scripts under "target/lib/ldscripts"... Has anyone ever done this _without_ setting GCC_EXEC_PREFIX, C_INCLUDE, etc. Could it be done by modifying specs? Marcus ------ Want more information? See the CrossGCC FAQ, http://www.objsw.com/CrossGCC/ Want to unsubscribe? Send a note to crossgcc-unsubscribe@sourceware.cygnus.com
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