What a great idea!
"I recommend a book "Building Embedded Linux Systems" by Karim Yaghmour"
Can someone recommend any other supplemental books for a new user like me?
Thanks
Rob
--- In Larry <> wrote:
>
> What you are proposing to do won't work even if you
> trick make into letting you do it.
> The compiler must also know the architecture, so there would have
> to be a separate make file tree for each architecture as well.
> configure does much of the architecture detect work automatically,
> so you would have to override this to create the non native make
tree, etc.
> In my opinion what you are proposing would be very complex to set up.
>
> I recommend a book "Building Embedded Linux Systems" by Karim Yaghmour
> It has an in depth description on how to set up a cross development
> environment
> as well as how to set up multiple cross development environments for
> supporting
> multiple versions of code.
>
> skirkpatrick1091 wrote:
>
> > I need to build a library for two different architectures - x86 and
> > ARM. The library's source has a configure script. I can create a
> > subdirectory called 'x86' and execute '../configure' and then 'make'
> > and the object files are all in the x86 directory but the libraries
> > all still go into the base lib directory. How can I get the resulting
> > libraries to be built into different folders for different
> > architectures? A directory structure similar to:
> >
> > myLib
> > |-- include
> > |-- src
> > |-- lib
> > | |- x86
> > | -- arm
> > |- x86
> > -- arm
> >
> >
> >
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