The real problem, only caused when you have a *.patch file in the
main build directory, is that the Makefiles don't escape the globbing
operator they're passing to patch-kernel.sh. Attached is a patch to
fix that.
1) Allow selection of binutils/gcc/gdb/kernel headers to build, although
some of the older tool patches probably need updating.
2) Rework gdb build so that remote debugging now works with gdbserver.
3) Misc. other package updates.3) Misc. other package updates.3) Misc. other package updates.
search and replace stuff. Hopefully we do not have any
perl specific regexs that will be broken by this change,
but it seems to be working thus far anyways,
this patch fixes the source file downloads when executing a "make source", and
a few cut-and-paste (tm) errors in the *.mk files. Again, this is a patch
against the current CVS sources, and includes my previous patch.
i386 (limited to 64 bit long double... same as double), arm (libfloat),
mips, and mipsel.
Enable cross compiling a native gcc 3.3 toolchain to run on the target.
Misc rootfs cleanups... strip some things that weren't, eliminate duplicate
libs, move openssl shared libs out of /lib, reduce size of libssl.so
by dynamicly linking with libcrypto.so, fix dropbear compile on mips.
Add support for libstd++ in full locale mode, and remove the need for
config hacks when using uClibc stub locale support.
TODO --
gdb intl support is still broken.
uClibc should auto-download the pregenerated locale data
