cross compilation of a code

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I am trying to cross compile some code. It has a directory structure. I compile it with non-recursive make using auto tools. It works fine. It has a hash implementation using glib2.0. When I try to cross compile it for mips64 (with flags CC=/path to sdk's gcc, --build=mips64, --host=i686 LD=/path to sdk's ld flags) architecture, it gives me an error that /usr/local/sdk/path to ld flags/ -lglib2.0 not found Then i try to cross compile glib with some flags. IT gave me an error /usr/local/sdk/path to ld flags/ -lffi not found. I downloaded lib ffi and cross compiled it. Again I came across errors but somehow managed to remove them. Then I moved to glib, and when compiled it, got an error stating /usr/local/sdk/path to ld flags/ -ldl not found -lrt not found -lz not found

Please help. Whats the right way of cross compiling glib?

You should give more details. And you should obviously get or build (with a cross-compiler, etc.) all the libraries -even system ones like -ldl or -lrt or basic ones like -lz - needed for your target machine — Basile Starynkevitch
– Basile Starynkevitch, Commented Apr 27, 2012 at 5:16

Eli Rosencruft · Accepted Answer · 2012-04-27 09:15:58Z

You are attempting to build your own toolchain. Toolchain building is a black art best left to wizards. The rest of us generally download the Code Sourcery pre-built toolchains from Mentor Graphics.

If you see yourself as an apprentice wizard, then try this.

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