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Hi there,
I am a newbie at cross-compiling, so please excuse my stupid mistakes and/or vague terminology. I have two machines:
- M1 which runs linux on x86 - M2 which runs solaris on sparc64.
My goal is the following: having a "native" gcc compiler on M2, ie a compiler which can be run on M2 and which target code for M2. This machine does not have a C compiler, so my idea was to compile a cross compiler (hosted on M1, targeting M2) first, and then using this cross-compiler to build the "native" compiler.
Of course if gcc-3.4.4 is acceptable, you can just download it. :)
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