On Friday, April 26, 2002, at 07:45 PM, Bill Squier wrote:

> On Fri, Apr 26, 2002 at 07:40:00PM -0400, Brian Alliet wrote:
>
> I used the compilers that come in the source tree.  ``build.sh'' is the 
> new
> cross-compilation bootstrap script which first builds a set of tools on 
> the
> build host, and then uses them to contruct a NetBSD distribution.  You 
> can
> read all about it by reading BUILDING at the top of the source tree.
>

I did the same thing, took a few minor changes to get everything happy, 
but it did compile, just didn't run. Either I did something wrong, or 
there was some bug that got fixed. It looks like its working now. I'll 
check it out when I get a chance. One last question, then I'll stop 
bothering you :) Does the native compiler work? (that is, can you 
compile stuff on the dc itself) Not that its really needed, but cross 
compiling can be a pain (for stuff not in the netbsd source tree).

-Brian