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Date: Thu, 14 Dec 2000 13:41:33 -0500
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Subject: Re: How the cygwin version of gcc calls the assembler
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If you're creating a compiler for "foo", it assumes that the tools
will be called foo-as, foo-ld, foo-ranlib, etc, and will create a
foo-gcc to go with them.  These tools should be in your path.  It also
expects to be able to find foo's headers and libraries, but you can
use the --with-includes and --with-libs options to configure to
specify where those are (type ./configure --help for info).

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