i wanna compile a gcc myself, i am using Win2k + cygwin
i've found some information on compiling gcc, one is from Mr. Mirko and the other is from Cobbleware.
they both use the same argument for compiling binutils and newlib,
but i am confused about the different argument they used when compiling gcc, for example:
, the "CFLAGS", "-pipe -s" or "-pipe 03" which is right or better?
should i used "-mthumb-interwork"? And the difference of having "-s" and without it?
anyone can clarify it? thanks in advance!
JRyouK
i've found some information on compiling gcc, one is from Mr. Mirko and the other is from Cobbleware.
they both use the same argument for compiling binutils and newlib,
but i am confused about the different argument they used when compiling gcc, for example:
, the "CFLAGS", "-pipe -s" or "-pipe 03" which is right or better?
should i used "-mthumb-interwork"? And the difference of having "-s" and without it?
anyone can clarify it? thanks in advance!
JRyouK
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