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- #
- config NATIVE_TOOLCHAIN
- bool
- prompt "Use host's toolchain" if DEVEL && BROKEN
- default n
- help
- If enabled, OpenWrt will compile using your existing toolchain instead of compiling one
- menuconfig TOOLCHAINOPTS
- bool "Toolchain Options" if DEVEL
- depends !NATIVE_TOOLCHAIN
- menuconfig EXTRA_TARGET_ARCH
- bool
- prompt "Enable an extra toolchain target architecture" if TOOLCHAINOPTS
- default y if TARGET_ps3
- default n
- help
- Some builds may require a 'biarch' toolchain. This option
- allows you to specify an additional target arch.
- Most people will answer N here.
- config EXTRA_TARGET_ARCH_NAME
- string
- default "powerpc64" if TARGET_ps3
- prompt "Extra architecture name" if EXTRA_TARGET_ARCH
- help
- Specify the cpu name (eg powerpc64 or x86_64) of the
- additional target architecture.
- config EXTRA_TARGET_ARCH_OPTS
- string
- default "-m64" if TARGET_ps3
- prompt "Extra architecture compiler options" if EXTRA_TARGET_ARCH
- help
- If you're specifying an addition target architecture,
- you'll probably need to also provide options to make
- the compiler use this alternate arch.
- For example, if you're building a compiler that can build
- both powerpc and powerpc64 binaries, you'll need to
- specify -m64 here.
- source "toolchain/binutils/Config.in"
- source "toolchain/gcc/Config.in"
- choice
- prompt "LIBC implementation" if TOOLCHAINOPTS
- default USE_UCLIBC
- help
- Select the LIBC implementation.
- config USE_EGLIBC
- bool "Use eglibc"
- depends !avr32
- select NO_STRIP
-
- config USE_GLIBC
- bool "Use glibc"
- depends !avr32
- select NO_STRIP
-
- config USE_UCLIBC
- bool "Use uClibc"
- endchoice
- source "toolchain/eglibc/Config.in"
- source "toolchain/glibc/Config.in"
- source "toolchain/uClibc/Config.in"
- config GDB
- bool
- prompt "Build gdb" if TOOLCHAINOPTS
- default n
- help
- Enable if you want to build the gdb
- config LARGEFILE
- bool
- prompt "Enable large file (files > 2 GB) support?" if TOOLCHAINOPTS
- default y
- help
- Enable large file (files > 2 GB) support
- config SHADOW_PASSWORDS
- bool
- prompt "Enable shadow password support?" if TOOLCHAINOPTS
- default y
- help
- Enable shadow password support.
- config SOFT_FLOAT
- bool
- prompt "Use software floating point by default" if TOOLCHAINOPTS
- default y
- depends on (arm || armeb || powerpc) && !HAS_FPU
- help
- If your target CPU does not have a Floating Point Unit (FPU) or a
- kernel FPU emulator, but you still wish to support floating point
- functions, then everything will need to be compiled with soft floating
- point support (-msoft-float).
- Most people will answer N.
- config TARGET_OPTIMIZATION
- string
- prompt "Target Optimizations" if TOOLCHAINOPTS
- default DEFAULT_TARGET_OPTIMIZATION
- help
- Optimizations to use when building for the target host.
- config USE_UCLIBC
- bool
- default y if !TOOLCHAINOPTS
- source "toolchain/gcc/Config.version"
- source "toolchain/eglibc/Config.version"
- source "toolchain/glibc/Config.version"
- source "toolchain/uClibc/Config.version"
- config LIBC
- string
- default "eglibc" if USE_EGLIBC
- default "glibc" if USE_GLIBC
- default "uClibc" if USE_UCLIBC
- config LIBC_VERSION
- string
- default EGLIBC_VERSION if USE_EGLIBC
- default GLIBC_VERSION if USE_GLIBC
- default UCLIBC_VERSION if USE_UCLIBC
- config TARGET_SUFFIX
- string
- default "gnueabi" if (USE_EGLIBC || USE_GLIBC) && EABI_SUPPORT
- default "gnu" if (USE_EGLIBC || USE_GLIBC) && !EABI_SUPPORT
- default "uclibcgnueabi" if USE_UCLIBC && EABI_SUPPORT
- default "uclibc" if USE_UCLIBC && !EABI_SUPPORT
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