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# 00:03:02 y_morin 2 ?
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# 11:34:38 An_Ony_Moose oops didn't mean to say 1 :P
# 11:34:55 An_Ony_Moose anyway... is it possible to provide custom patches for, say, libgcc?
# 11:36:32 y_morin An_Ony_Moose: Hello! You cam provide custom patches, yes. See:
# 11:37:13 y_morin An_Ony_Moose: "Paths and misc options" ---> "Patches origin" --> "Bundled, then local"
# 11:37:18 An_Ony_Moose thanks!
# 11:37:28 An_Ony_Moose and how do I name them, wherever I put them?
# 11:37:48 y_morin An_Ony_Moose: then, put your patches in a local dir (eg ~/my-patches/gcc/VERSION/XXX-my-patch1.patch)
# 11:37:52 An_Ony_Moose or, how are they applied?
# 11:37:54 An_Ony_Moose ah irght
# 11:38:19 y_morin An_Ony_Moose: And then: "Local patch directory" --> enter ~/my-patches
# 11:38:36 y_morin An_Ony_Moose: those patches will be applied after the bundled ones.
# 11:38:42 An_Ony_Moose so... (local patch dir)/gcc/4.7.2/crt.patch
# 11:39:01 An_Ony_Moose and from where are they supposed to be?
# 11:39:07 An_Ony_Moose I mean, how do I generate them?
# 11:39:19 y_morin An_Ony_Moose: Better to number the patches, if you have more than one, eg: 000-crt.patch, 001-other.patch
# 11:40:10 An_Ony_Moose I do believe I only need one
# 11:40:30 y_morin An_Ony_Moose: cd .build/src; cp -a gcc-VERSION gcc-VERSION.orig; cd gcc-VERSION; edit; cd ..; diff -durN gcc-VERSION.orig gcc-VERSION >~/my-patches/gcc/VERSION/000-crt.patch
# 11:41:34 An_Ony_Moose thank you very much!
# 11:41:49 y_morin Cheers! ;-)
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# 14:11:46 An_Ony_Moose can I get rid of the ugly "unknown" in the name of the tools that are built?
# 14:14:07 An_Ony_Moose nvm found it
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# 17:25:17 An_Ony_Moose how can I make a toolchain for a 32-bit (x86) host on an x86_64 build system?
# 17:32:09 y_morin An_Ony_Moose: that's not really supported. You could try setting HOST_CFLAGS=-m32, but you'd need to use the crostool-NG repository.
# 17:32:32 An_Ony_Moose repositry..?
# 17:32:38 An_Ony_Moose repository even?
# 17:33:19 y_morin An_Ony_Moose: http://crosstool-ng.org/ <-- There are info there. ;-)
# 17:33:34 An_Ony_Moose sure but what do you mean
# 17:33:41 An_Ony_Moose the SCM?
# 17:33:46 y_morin An_Ony_Moose: Look for 'Using the latest development stuff'
# 17:33:49 An_Ony_Moose oooh ok
# 17:33:50 An_Ony_Moose so yes
# 17:33:52 y_morin An_Ony_Moose: yes, the SCM.
# 17:33:53 An_Ony_Moose why that?
# 17:34:19 y_morin An_Ony_Moose: because HOST_CFLAGS are very recent, and ct-ng 1.17.0 does not have them.
# 17:34:23 An_Ony_Moose oops :P
# 17:34:53 An_Ony_Moose I tried adding m32 to EXTRA_FLAGS_FOR_HOST, that didn't work
# 17:35:09 An_Ony_Moose ah whatever I'll just do without the 32-bit one
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