[ Monday 19 October 2009, 12h36, Eero Tamminen ] > Hi, > > On Monday 19 October 2009, Trecourt Nicolas wrote: > > > What is the machine/OS you use daily, on which you would *really* > > > build programs for MiNT using the GCC cross-compiler if easy-to-use > > > binaries would be available ? > > > > > > If you don't plan to use the cross-complier regularly, please don't > > > reply. Replies like "it would be cool to make cross compiler > > > binaries for any OS in the world" would be ignored. > > > > > > Serious answers could be "Mac OS 10.x", "Ubuntu x.xx 64 bit", etc). > > > > Debian stable i386 (could be run on a 64 bit chroot anyway), and may be > > compatible with ubuntu as well. > > I would also be interested about Debian stable. > > If it works on Debian stable, it should be upwards compatible both > to Debian testing/unstable and other Debian derivaties like Ubuntu. > Generaly it is, given the dependencies. And even if it's not, debootstraping a stable installation somewhere is a lot easier than debootstraping a testing installation with the specific dependencies of a binary packages compiled for a testing/sid snapshot some monthes/years ago ;) -- Nicolas Trecourt <fosco@fosconetwork.org> PGP Key fingerprint: BB18 54D5 2843 D23C 3069 CCED DEEE F150 B565 2199 IRC: irc://irc.freenode.net/~fosco psyc: psyc://psyc.wirefull.org/~fosco jabber: xmpp:fosco@xmpp.wirefull.org
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