Thread: tiny C compiler on the kindle
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Old 11-13-2010, 02:20 PM   #6
kindle3zeng
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Originally Posted by NiLuJe View Post
@kindle3zeng: I use a cross (right now, with an i686 GNU/Linux host) toolchain built using the crosstool-ng tool.

The actual config/shell history of the current build I'm using is detailed in the kindle-x-tc.tar.gz archive attached here.

Unless you build against glibc 2.5 (which I don't), you may have to use some trickery to avoid pulling more recent GLIBC_* symbols on some projects.
Thanks for your tips.
I compiled a toolchain with glibc with crosstool-ng. and right now I am trying to compile one with the glibc 2.5 from amazon.
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