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Old 08-13-2012, 10:03 PM   #27
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Originally Posted by eureka View Post
@knc1, as you've collected some cross-compiling toolchains in scope of KeK project, you might be interested in The Embedded LLVM Compiler Collection: ellcc.

It's a cross-compilation environment based on Clang (which is modern C/C++ compiler using LLVM infrastructure). ELLCC has support of compiling for Linux and includes ARM as cross-compilation target (amongst many other targets). Building and installation from sources is as easy as svn co ... && ./configure && make && make install and there are also pre-built binaries for Linux x86-64.

It doesn't include (e)glibc/libstdc++, it incorporates musl and libc++. But it could be seen as advantage for static builds

(Nice small example of use of ELLCC.)

Disclaimer: I didn't use it, however it looks like actively and seriously developed project.

That sounds like it needed noting here. Kudos all.
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