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On Tuesday, November 27, 2001, at 10:43  AM, Frederick Bruckman wrote:
> Also, once we're on the same page as everyone else (other NetBSD 
> ports, and most other Open Source projects), we'll be able to cross 
> build shared libraries and executables for mac68k on another host, 
> and vice-versa.

I tried to build NetBSD on Darwin a while back, but I ran into 
trouble because Darwin's gcc can't cross compile. At least, I 
/think/ it can't. Anyway, once I get an official gcc built on my 
Darwin/MOSX machine (along with binutils, that's the hard part) I 
will try again. That is, assuming that what your saying here is NOT 
that gcc can't cross build with a Mach-O host and an ELF target 
system.

I don't see why gcc couldn't handle building ELF binaries on a 
Mach-O system, but I want to be sure before I start another round of 
trying to cross-build NetBSD.

Daniel

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