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Hello, I have seen on the ecos homepage, that the new official compiler is gcc-3.2.1. I saw that you are using newlib. As far as I understand it, you need it to compile gcc. You don't use it in ecos. Ecos provides its own libc. If I am right with my assumption about newlib, wouldn't it be better to add the missing headers to ecos and tell gcc to use them during the compilation? I use gcc-3.2.2 ( powerpc-eabi, i586-pc-linux-gnu [synth] ) and I got it to compile without newlib. I don't use libstdc++, but I moved the needed runtim functions to libgcc. If someone is interrested, I have added my build script. It contains all needed patches and can build gcc-2.95.2, 2.95.3(, 3.2.1) and 3.2.2. It build binutils and gdb, too and should be executable on Linux, BSD and Solaris. The attached file is a tar archive with the build.sh script and a script to call it. Best Regards, Reinhard -- Ing. Reinhard Jessich Phone: +43/1/81150/2395 Software Design Fax: +43/1/81150/3169 Frequentis Nachrichtentechnik GmbH A-1120 Wien, Spittelbreitengasse 34 http://www.frequentis.com eMail: rjessich at frequentis dot com
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