issues for applications, we also create staging_dir/bin/<arch>-linux-*
symlinks which allows us to configure most apps with target=<arch>-linux.
gcc 3.3.2 libstdc++ now correctly identifies uclibc locale support.
There are still some issues (mainly related to wide char time strings
and wcsftime) to be addressed, but those are on hold until the uClibc
locale internals are reworked once again.
With the new stuff, we can also build gcc 2.95 and STLport again, although
the native gcc build for the target is failing.
Archs supported (some archs not yet tested):
2.95 - i386, arm, mips*, powerpc.
3.3.2 - Hopefull all for which uClibc has shared lib support.
search and replace stuff. Hopefully we do not have any
perl specific regexs that will be broken by this change,
but it seems to be working thus far anyways,
this patch fixes the source file downloads when executing a "make source", and
a few cut-and-paste (tm) errors in the *.mk files. Again, this is a patch
against the current CVS sources, and includes my previous patch.
i386 (limited to 64 bit long double... same as double), arm (libfloat),
mips, and mipsel.
Enable cross compiling a native gcc 3.3 toolchain to run on the target.
Misc rootfs cleanups... strip some things that weren't, eliminate duplicate
libs, move openssl shared libs out of /lib, reduce size of libssl.so
by dynamicly linking with libcrypto.so, fix dropbear compile on mips.
we hacked up the source used to build the cross compiler).
Fix the crt1.o not found problems. It turns out gcc was thinking
it was acting as a cross compiler, which is clearly not what we
want here.
With this, everything seems to be working nicely for both C
and C++.
