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You should do
./configure
first to generate the "config.in."
Then you need to symbolic links for asm and linux in .../src/include
just like the ones in /usr/include.
make clean
make depend
"make depend" may generate warnings in
sysdeps/pthreads/linux/i386
sysdeps/pthreads/linux/m68k/Makefile
sysdeps/pthreads/linux/Makefile
sysdeps/pthreads/libio/Makefile
for sources via VPATH. You can ignore them
Then you can do
make # compile all the ELF libraries.
make LITE=true # for light version shared library. no libm.a.
# no stub libraries are built.
You can add SHADOW_COMPAT=true to turn on the shadow password support,
which may slow down your applications. You also need to reenable the
shadow functions in jump/libc/jump.funcs.
make install # install the ELF libraries
make install.lite # install the light version of the shared a.out
$ library.
Any other switches are used at your own risk :-).
There are two mallocs, GNU malloc (malloc-930716) and malloc from Doug
Lea (dl-malloc). malloc-930716 is well tested and dl-malloc has
better performance.
If OLD_GCC is not set to "true", libgcc, crtbegin[S]/crtend[S].o will
be removed from the Linux C library. You can use the ones compiled
from the gcc source with my patch, gcc-ss-951216-linux.diff.gz. I have
sent in my patch for gcc. I hope it will get into the official source
tree soon.
Thanks.
H.J.
hjl@gnu.ai.mit.edu
12/22/95
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