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Re: Cross compiling when in fact we aren't


From: Kevin Ryde
Subject: Re: Cross compiling when in fact we aren't
Date: Tue, 26 Aug 2003 09:10:51 +1000
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Balint Joo <address@hidden> writes:
>
> In my case the answer is that I am trying to compile a parallel
> program, which needs a special compiler (mpcc). However in order
> to run the output of mpcc, I need to be in a batch queue. Outwith
> the batch queue I cannot run executables compiled with the parallel 
> environment.

A somewhat similar situation arises on sparc64 solaris, where
executables in the 64-bit ABI can't run if the kernel is in 32-bit
mode.  The compiler can create them, but they can't run.  In gmp we
recommended what Guido said, fake up a --build to make it look like a
cross compile.  --build=none for instance, since gmp (and I would
guess a lot of packages) doesn't pay attention to the actual build
system type.




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