[haiku-development] Re: setting up compiler binaries under haiku
- From: "Urias McCullough" <umccullough@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: haiku-development@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 3 Sep 2008 17:00:10 -0700
2008/9/3 Adrian Panasiuk <adek336@xxxxxxxxx>:
> ty very much !
>
> Thanks to the link I now have a /boot/apps/haiku/cross-compiler or something
> like that directory of the tools and that's the only place. I try then to
> ./configure --cross-tools-prefix /boot/something && jam haiku-image on the
> haiku source tree.
> The configure script seems to run "gcc -dumpversion" to initialize a
> variable; as I have not added the cross compiler to $PATH or anything like
> that, it fails.
> Changing the configure script to run the gcc I do have makes it run.
> Then jam haiku-image, unfortunately, again tries to use "gcc" as the
> compiler instead of "/boot/..../i586-haiku-gcc" and it fails.
> How can this be overcome?
Wait, what are you trying to accomplish?
Building Haiku on Haiku? Even if you're just trying to compile stuff
on Haiku, the following is the proper/preferred method:
You need to create a Haiku image/install with the "Development"
optional package which should contain all the tools necessary to
compile Haiku on Haiku, or whatever for Haiku.
You will probably also want to add the "Subversion" package if you
want to download the sources directly to Haiku.
It seems you've somehow ended up with the R5 cross-compiler instead.
- Urias
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