RE: Manual

[Dan Kegel]

Speaking of the manual, I bet there's no good description of
how to cross-compile glibc.  You might put in a note pointing
to http://kegel.com/crosstool as an example of how to cross-compile
glibc for use with gcc and linux.
Thanks!
- Dan

-----Original Message-----
From: Ciaran O'Riordan
To: address@hidden
Sent: 01.07.2003 11:43
Subject: Re: Manual

Hi David,
  Sounds like a good idea.  I'm working on the glibc manual at
the moment, I'll give it a go.

(FSF are printing a new batch soon, I'm doing copyediting etc.
 on a local copy, not all my changes would be useful upstream,
 I'll sync my work with upstream when I'm done.)

Ciaran O'Riordan

On Tue, Jul 01, 2003 at 02:03:32PM -0400, David A. Braun wrote:
> I was looking at the glibc manual and noticed what I beleive is a
small omission. Glibc is actually a collection of libraries. There is no
definition of which libraries are part of this collection and how the
functions and header files are partitioned across them. Maybe a small
table would be helpful?
> 
> Dave Braun

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