>
>
>>Also, should anything specific need to be done to support a target
>>of a different architecture target for the HURD (i.e., alpha-gnu),
>>and if so, what?
>>
>
>I've never tried this, but here's a quick brainstorm of pieces you
>might have to touch:
>
>1) Gcc, to tell it that alpha-*-gnu is a valid target. This shouldn't
>be hard, since we're just a variant of *-linux-gnu most of the time.
>
Does this mean that I should just be able to do, for example:
./configure --target=alpha-gnu
The only file I could find that seemed to actually control "*-gnu"
targets was gcc/config.gcc (there was a documented section there which
seemd to show what to do to support HURD-based architectures--x86 and
mips are already supported, apparently, according to the comments and
the configuration statements), and I tried to make the appropriate
changes to support alpha-gnu, but configure still complains about this
geing an unsupported target...
Sincerely,
Andrew Miklic
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