Re: Resulting toolchain for MIPS

[kleine-budde at gmx dot de (Marc Kleine-Budde)]

On Tue, Sep 07, 2004 at 07:15:23AM -0700, Dan Kegel wrote:
> >So
> >   why are they present with another name at an other place ?
> >
> >More generally, what is this mips-unknown-linux-gnu directory ? It seems
> >important because if I delete it, I can't compile a program anymore
> >because glibc headers aren't present.

> Here's a handwavy explanation you probably already guessed:
> The bin directory is the one with the long names ($target-gcc).
> The $target/bin directory is the one with the short names (gcc).
> I seem to recall gcc internally uses the short-named executables when
> invoking subprograms.

You can override this with "--with-ld=</path/to/ld>
--with-as=</path/to/as>"

Marc

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