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Hi all. I would like to build my own cross-compiler. As the Host/Build plateform is an x86/Linux system, using gcc seems to be the best way to build a cross-compiler, doesn't it ? Ideally, there would be 3 different targets such as ARM, MIPS and PowerPC, without any running OS. Actually, I just would like to generate the relevant machine code for each target. The cross-compiler(s) are used in order to compile C language applications only (not for building a Linux kernel for instance, and no other language than C to support). + Does anybody know the procedure to build such a cross compiler, I mean how to directly compile to machine code? + Which C library would you advise me to use / What is the most suitable one for embedded systems among the newlib, glibc, uClib or any else? Any piece of information, advice or experience to share would be greatly appreciated. I hope not to bother you too much, I guess it must be a subject you've already dealt with. Thks a lot. Julian -- For unsubscribe information see http://sourceware.org/lists.html#faq
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