Re: GLibC cross compile for ppc-linux

Hi Mark, hi all,

sorry for the delay!
In between i've managed to get arround this: "isomac" checks the header files
and can't find an #include <{asm,linux}/errno.h> within the errno.h it is
checking. So, two links to the linux include dir (asm,linux) will help, since
the configure switch "--with-headers=$linux-dir/include" doesn't work at this
point.

Oliver




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  |Mark Hatle [off-list ref]                                            |
  |2000-07-17 19:00                                                        |
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I've been cross-compiling glibc-2.1.3 for ppc 7xx and 8xx for a while
now.  I've yet to see any problems like that.  What if your host OS,
(i.e. RedHat, debian etc? and it's version.)  And what are you
targeting?

--Mark

oliver.amft@ch.abb.com wrote:

Hi all,

i'm trying to build the glibc 2.1.3 on a i686-linux machine for a

powerpc-linux

embedded target. The make command works fine (...no errors) but somehow "make
check" stops in the "stdlib tests" part when it is invoking the "isomac"

command

for the first time (after compiling it):

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