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While the prebuilt musl toolchains provided by http://musl.codu.org/ had not been updated in a while, a new release based on musl 1.1.12 has been put online in December 2015. This commit updates our external toolchain package to use this new pre-built toolchain. Compared to the previous 1.1.6 toolchain, there are some changes: - The MIPS big endian soft-float variant is no longer available. - The Microblaze variant is no longer available. - SuperH 4, both little and big endian, variants have been added. - The components have been updated: gcc 5.3 is used, binutils 2.25.1, and of course musl 1.1.12. Besides the update itself, in this commit, we are: - Making the musl toolchain non-selectable on MIPS big endian soft-float. - Making the musl toolchain actually work on MIPS little endian soft-float, by downloading the right tarball and setting up the right symbolic link. - Removing support for the Microblaze variant, and adding support for the SH4 variants. All variants except armeb have been boot tested under Qemu, up to a Busybox shell prompt. armeb has not been tested due to the lack of a Qemu configuration for this architecture. Signed-off-by: Thomas Petazzoni <thomas.petazzoni@free-electrons.com> Signed-off-by: Peter Korsgaard <peter@korsgaard.com> |
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