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<dd>The system type you compile binaries for</dd> |
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<dd>The system type you compile binaries for</dd> |
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<dt><c>sysroot: system root</c></dt> |
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<dt><c>sysroot: system root</c></dt> |
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<dd>The root directory a compiler uses to find its standard headers and libraries</dd> |
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<dd>The root directory a compiler uses to find its standard headers and libraries. Sometimes a compiler wants more than just standard headers and libraries in this directory, as though they were "standard" too. We'll explain how to resolve this when it happens in future chapters.</dd> |
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<dt><c>hardfloat</c></dt> |
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<dd>The system has a hardware Floating Point Unit (FPU) to handle floating point math</dd> |
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<dd>The system has a hardware Floating Point Unit (FPU) to handle floating point math.</dd> |
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<dt><c>softfloat</c></dt> |
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<dd>The system lacks a hardware FPU so all floating point operations are approximated with fixed point math</dd> |
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<dd>The system lacks a hardware FPU so all floating point operations are approximated with fixed point math.<!-- why use -unknown- then? --></dd> |
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<dt><c>PIE</c></dt> |
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<dd>Position Independent Executable (-fPIE -pie)</dd> |
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<dd>Position Independent Executable (-fPIE -pie)<!-- what does this have to do with crossdev? --></dd> |
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<dt><c>PIC</c></dt> |
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<dd>Position Independent Code (-fPIC)</dd> |
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<dd>Position Independent Code (-fPIC)<!-- what does this have to do with crossdev? --></dd> |
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<dt><c>CRT</c></dt> |
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<dd>C RunTime</dd> |
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<dd>C RunTime<!-- what does this have to do with crossdev? --></dd> |
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</body> |
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