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Re: Crosstool's sanitized headers

From: Khem Raj <khem at mvista dot com>
To: Trevor Harmon <trevor at vocaro dot com>
Cc: crossgcc at sourceware dot org
Date: Tue, 21 Feb 2006 12:27:53 -0800
Subject: Re: Crosstool's sanitized headers
References: <E835BAC6-CE5A-4F99-87BF-D0637D2ADABE@vocaro.com> <a71bd89a0602192133i613f2cach9e94704df7a29ecb@mail.gmail.com> <ABBA3C2A-F009-493B-AF03-32016C5ECD04@vocaro.com>

Trevor Harmon said the following on 02/19/2006 11:18 PM:

On Feb 19, 2006, at 9:33 PM, Dan Kegel wrote:

Okay, so in other words sanitized headers are used only for bootstrapping glibc? I assume I can delete them once glibc has been successfully compiled?

Well some programs using system headers (e.g. stat.h) etc may not compile for you. Usually it is intended to keep both kernel headers as well as glibc headers installed at same time.

-Khem

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References:
- Crosstool's sanitized headers
  - From: Trevor Harmon
- Re: Crosstool's sanitized headers
  - From: Dan Kegel
- Re: Crosstool's sanitized headers
  - From: Trevor Harmon

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