On 12/08/2013 18:18, Ingo Weinhold wrote: > "Axel Dörfler" <axeld@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>: >> Am 12/08/2013 17:30, schrieb HaikuPM-github.package-management: >>> b57470a: Remove setgcc >> >> How does this work when compiling stuff under Haiku now? >> I mean not the Haiku repository, but other stuff. > > The tools for the secondary architecture live in /boot/common/bin/<arch> and > they are symlinked > to /boot/common/bin as <command>-<arch>. So your options would be: > 1. Prepend /boot/common/bin/<arch> to PATH. For convenience we might want to > provide a shell > function that can do and undo that. > 2. Simply use gcc-<arch> to build stuff. setgcc was a fragile trick anyway, and it didn't allow building for more than 1 arch at a time... The recommended way is to use a prefix on the buildtools, as with crosscompiles. Some configure scripts actually autodetect those when passed $CROSSCOMPILE. François.