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To: Joe deBlaquiere <jadb@redhat.com>
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Subject: Re: Linus's include file strategy redux
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[Joe deBlaquiere]
> Last I recall you have to at least have newlib around to get through
> the build process of gcc. libgcc doesn't affect the kernel but you
> can't do 'make install' without building it.

Hmmm.  I do not recall needing newlib or anything like it, last time I
built a cross-gcc+binutils.  Perhaps it depends on the target arch.  If
you pick one where the libgcc math functions haven't all been written
yet, you're probably right.

Peter
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