Cross compile

[david stevenson]

That is much what I have found. But creating my own makefile was not as easy 
as I would like as I could not find the Custom project option in create new 
project - looks like it may only be in import project?

Unless anyone knows better I will submit the cross compile problem as a bug, 
as I believe it was intended to work.

David


On Monday 15 December 2003 11:59 am,  wrote:
> I have tried on various projects to do the same kind of things, cross
> compile, create object code only, link with no libraries. I am not saying
> there is no way to do this via the menu but in the end I gave up and just
> made my own makefile. For me this was a much easier route.

> > 1. How do I use custom project?
> > This is from the excellent handbook ch5, "if you prefer to maintain
> > your own make files use custom project". But I do not see this option
> > in the "new project menu".
> >
> > 2. Cross compile.
> > I have set Project->project options->config Options->Configure
> > arguments to "host=i386-uclibc" and run re-config which runs though
> > about 23 tests all of which look OK until "invalid configuration
> > "i386-uclibc": system 'uclibc' not recognized. How should I do this?


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