Re: cross compiling x86-linux to alpha-linux

[Dan Kegel <dank at kegel dot com>]

Stephen A. Witt wrote:
> When I first fired up the script I enabled an 'arm' toolchain to build and
> didn't realize that there were others enabled below in the file, as I
> didn't read it. So, this first attempt failed because I didn't have the
> right native compiler for one of the architectures that Dan has enabled by
> default.

I really should add a check for that early in crosstool.sh, I suppose...

> Seeing that it was building a powerpc toolchain or something that
> I had no use for, I read demo.sh and saw there were others enabled. I
> think this was a bit of knowledge I needed to gain. If I had read demo.sh
> carefully I would have realized this. Being able to build multiple
> toolchains with the script is undoubtably useful to some and demonstrating
> this is a good thing in my opinion. It is the more general case. I would
> leave the default 'demo.sh' alone. 

Hmm, or maybe I should enable them all? :-)

- Dan

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