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In Linux the command looks as follows:
 
In Linux the command looks as follows:
<pre>   ./configure  \
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<pre>./configure  \
--prefix=/usr/local/project/mipsel-dev \
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        --prefix=/usr/local/project/mipsel-dev \
--target=mipsel --with-sysroot=/usr/local/project/mipsel-dev/mipsel/ \
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        --target=mipsel --with-sysroot=/usr/local/project/mipsel-dev/mipsel/ \
--enable-languages=c  
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        --enable-languages=c  
 
   make
 
   make
 
   make install</pre>
 
   make install</pre>

Revision as of 21:45, 31 July 2008

To setup a MIPS cross-compiler on Mac OS X, we followed almost the exact same procedure as the tutorial for setting up the cross-compiler in a Linux environment. The only difference lies in the second configure command.

In Linux the command looks as follows:

./configure  \
        --prefix=/usr/local/project/mipsel-dev \
        --target=mipsel --with-sysroot=/usr/local/project/mipsel-dev/mipsel/ \
        --enable-languages=c 
   make
   make install

In Mac OS X you will want to run the same command with different options, as follows:

./configure \
	--prefix=${TARGET} \
	--target=${ARCH} \
	--enable-languages=c \
	--without-headers \
	--disable-intl
   make
   make install

Besides these differences, your cross-compiler setup on Mac OS X should be the same as the setup in a Linux environment.