Re: proper location for cross-compilers in Debian?
On Sat, Feb 03, 2001 at 10:52:54AM +0100, Marco d'Itri wrote:
> On Feb 03, idalton@ferret.phonewave.net wrote:
>
> >What workable alternative would there be to using
> >/usr[/local]/<target>/(bin|lib|include)?
> /usr/lib/<target>/...
So just to make sure by example:
/usr/lib/sparc-linux/bin/
...
nm
ranlib
ar
as
ld
...
/usr/lib/sparc-linux/include/
...
/usr/lib/sparc-linux/lib/
...
libpthread.a
libresolv.a
librpcsvc.a
librt.a
libutil.a
...
These are the files converted from the Sparc-native packages, as far as
I can tell. There are also symlinks for a few things:
bin/cpp -> ../../bin/sparc-linux-cpp for example. On my system as
configured right now, that's /usr/bin/sparc-linux-cpp which is just
fine. I don't see why switching to /usr/lib/<target>/ shouldn't work.
I'll give it a whirl with locally-modified packages and see if I run
into any troubles.
-- Ferret
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