[uClibc] Shell script that builds a uclibc toolchain from scratch.

[Rob Landley]

So I've been working on converting a Linux From Scratch 5.0 build script to 
use busybox and uclibc as part of a development environment.

I just did up a bash script that builds a toolchain to compile stuff against 
uclibc.  It's based on LFS chapter 5, and builds the start of the /tools 
directory (binutils, gcc, 2.6.5 kernel headers, and uclibc).  When it's done, 
if you do "PATH=/tools/bin:$PATH gcc hello.c" it compiles hello world, linked 
properly against the uclibc it builds.  Notice that it expects sources in the 
"sources" directory, most of which can be found on the gnu or uclibc sites, 
except the kernel headers which come from 
http://ep09.pld-linux.org/~mmazur/linux-libc-headers/

Beyond compiling "hello world", all bets are off.  I'm still working on it.  I 
just thought people might find it interesting...

Rob

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