Re: MIPS cross compiler

[Brian Cavagnolo <bcavagnolo@xxxxxxxxx>]

You're missing the glibc headers.  Also, did you build the binutils? 
Check Dan Kegel's site for scripts and impressively thorough
instructions:

http://kegel.com/crosstool/

Ciao,
Brian

On Apr 5, 2005 9:55 AM, B Srinivas <b.srinivas@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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> Hi, 
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>     Iam trying to build cross compiler for mips 64 big endian and I follow
> the following steps. 
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> cd  linux/ 
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> cp arch/mips64/defconfig  . 
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> make menuconfig 
>  make dep
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> mkdir $PREFIX/$TARGET/include
>  cp -dR $SRC_DIR/linux/include/asm-mips
> $PREFIX/mips-unknow-linux/include/asm 
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>  ./configure --target=$TARGET --prefix=$PREFIX
> --with-headers=$SRC_DIR/linux/include --disable-threads
> --enable-languages=c 
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> make 
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> here on executing the MAKE command I am getting following errors : 
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> stdio.h           no such file or directory 
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> sys/types.h    no such file or directory 
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> unistd.h          no such file or directory 
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> string.h          no such file or directory 
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> stdlib.h         no such file or directory 
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> time.h           no such file or directory 
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> can anybody tell me where iam wrong .do I need to do anything more ??? 
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> Regards 
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> Srinivas 
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> B.Srinivas 
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> Software Engineer 
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> Conexant Systems Inc. , Noida 
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> Email : b.srinivas@xxxxxxxxxxxx 
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