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crossdev
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crossdev is a set of wrapper scripts that provides cross-compilation capability to Portage. It is written in bash and is dependent on a basic Gentoo subsystem.
crossdev is primary developed by Gentoo developer Mike Frysinger (vapier).
Installation
Emerge
root #
emerge --ask sys-devel/crossdev
Usage
Invocation
user $
crossdev --help
Usage: crossdev [options] --target TARGET Options: --b, --binutils ver Specify version of binutils to use --g, --gcc ver Specify version of gcc to use --k, --kernel ver Specify version of kernel headers to use --l, --libc ver Specify version of libc to use Note: versions support depend atom syntaxes: e.g. ">=2.20" "~4.6.1" "=2.13.1-r3" -A, --abis abis Specify ABIs to build, first one is the default --host-abi abi Specify the ABI of the compiler itself --env env Specify env settings for all packages (see below) --[bdgkl]env env Specify env settings for binutils/gdb/gcc/kernel/libc Note: make sure to quote: 'VAR="some value"\nFOO="cow"' -f, --force I don't need a seat belt! -S, --stable Use latest stable versions as default -C, --clean target Uninstall specified target -P, --portage opts Options to pass to emerge (see emerge(1)) --with[out]-headers Build C library headers before C compiler? --show-fail-log If the build fails, dump the failing log Overlay Options: -oS, --overlays list Space delimited list of overlays to search [default: `portageq repositories_configuration`] -oO, --ov-output path Overlay to write crossdev package links [default: uses repo with name 'crossdev', or 'cross-${CTARGET}', or falls back to first from --overlays list] -ob, --ov-binutils path Overlay for binutils ebuilds [default: search] -od, --ov-gdb path Overlay for gdb ebuilds [default: search] -og, --ov-gcc path Overlay for gcc ebuilds [default: search] -ok, --ov-kernel path Overlay for kernel ebuilds [default: search] -ol, --ov-libc path Overlay for C library ebuilds [default: search] -ox, --ov-extra path Overlay for extra packages [default: search] Stage Options: -s0, --stage0 Build just binutils -s1, --stage1 Also build a bare C compiler (no C library/ C++/shared GCC libs/C++ exceptions/etc...) -s2, --stage2 Also build kernel headers -s3, --stage3 Also build the C library -s4, --stage4 Also build a full compiler [default] (shared libs GCC/various lang frontends/etc...) External Tooling Options: --show-target-cfg Display target settings that crossdev will use --init-target Setup config/overlay/etc... files only Extra Fun (must be run after above stages): --ex-only Skip the stage steps above --ex-gcc Build extra gcc targets (gcj/ada/etc...) --ex-gdb Build a cross gdb --ex-pkg pkg Build extra packages (may be used multiple times) Target (-t) takes a tuple ARCH-VENDOR-OS-LIBC; see 'crossdev -t help'
To see the supported architectures, C libraries, and special targets:
user $
crossdev --target help
Supported Architectures: - alpha - arm / armeb / aarch64 - hppa (parisc) - ia64 - i386 / i486 / i586 / i686 (x86) - m68k - mips / mipsel / mips64 / mips64el - powerpc (ppc) / powerpc64 (ppc64) - sparc / sparc64 - s390 / s390x - sh / sh[1-5] / sh64 - x86_64 (amd64) Supported C Libraries: - glibc (gnu) - klibc [prob wont work] - musl - newlib [bare metal/no operating system] - uclibc [not all arches are ported] Special Targets: - avr http://www.nongnu.org/avr-libc/ - bfin http://blackfin.uclinux.org/ - h8300 http://h8300-hms.sourceforge.net/ - mingw32 http://www.mingw.org/ - mingw64 http://mingw-w64.sourceforge.net/ - msp430 http://www.ti.com/msp430 - nds32 http://github.com/nds32 - nios2 http://www.altera.com/products/ip/processors/nios2/ni2-index.html - xc16x http://www.infineon.com/ - ee / iop / dvp (ps2) [Playstation 2 targets] - ppu / spu (cell) [Cell/Playstation 3 targets] Softfloat toolchains: Include 'softfloat' in the 'vendor' field e.g. armeb-softfloat-linux-uclibc powerpc-booya_softfloat-linux-gnu
Removal
Unmerge
root #
emerge --ask --depclean sys-devel/crossdev
See also
- Cross build environment — provides instructions on creating a cross build environment using crossdev.
- Catalyst — Gentoo's release building tool.
- Creating a cross-compiler (Embedded Handbook)