> why are the runtime libraries for the other supported target architectures > excluded?
They would make the packages way bigger. So at best, they would be separate pkgs. (and then they can also get a dependancy on mingw32-binutils). Crosscompiling to other architectures also needs a crosscompiler. Rules of thumb: - crosscompiling to another OS on same architecture -> binutils - crosscompiling to another arch (OS doesn't matter much) -> one crosscompiler + relevant cross-binutils - crosscompiling to a *nix (including OS X): need target libraries on host system. The crosscompilers (to other archs) are easily built but afaik not distributed. FPC ftp contains a script to mass build cross binutils, and a assortisment ready built mingw binaries (where the script doesn't work) -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
