Subject: Re: Building cross-compiler on non-NetBSD system ?
To: Blaz Antonic <blaz.antonic@siol.net>
From: Jochen Kunz <jkunz@unixag-kl.fh-kl.de>
List: port-vax
Date: 10/25/2003 16:56:44
On 2003.10.25 11:23 Blaz Antonic wrote:

> Has anyone ever tried building NetBSD cross-compilation suite of tools
> on non-NetBSD system ?
I tried on Tru64 and IRIX but this did not work due to recent changes 
to nbmake. (No asprintf...) You should also note that building a LP32 
target on a LP64 host most likely will trigger funky GCC bugs.

> I got all the sources for 1.6.1, placed them on a Linux machine that
> can compile it stuff without any problems whatsoever but when i tried 
> to
> ./build.sh -m vax -t
-t???

I use for my hp700 experiments:
cd /usr/src/src-current/src
./build.sh -m hp700 -D /usr/src/src-current/destdir/hp700 \
-O /usr/src/src-current/objdir/hp700 \
-T /usr/src/src-current/tooldir \
-R /usr/src/src-current/releasedir -U tools

You can omit the "-R /.../releasedir." at that stage.

> The plan was to aid my 4000/60 with CPU cycles of
And I am on the way using VS4k90 as host to X compile hp700 kernels. :-)
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tschüß,
           Jochen

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