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@ -32,9 +32,10 @@ The build system can be configured by providing a `config.mak` file in
the top-level directory. The only mandatory variable is `TARGET`, which the top-level directory. The only mandatory variable is `TARGET`, which
should contain a gcc target tuple (such as `i486-linux-musl`), but many should contain a gcc target tuple (such as `i486-linux-musl`), but many
more options are available. See the provided `config.mak.dist` and more options are available. See the provided `config.mak.dist` and
`presets/*` for examples. `presets/*` for examples. These options could also be provided by `make`
arguments like `make TARGET=i486-linux-musl`.
To compile, run `make`. To install to `$(OUTPUT)`, run `make install`. To compile, install `gcc` and `g++`, then run `make`. To install to `$(OUTPUT)`, run `make install`.
The default value for `$(OUTPUT)` is output; after installing here you The default value for `$(OUTPUT)` is output; after installing here you
can move the cross compiler toolchain to another location as desired. can move the cross compiler toolchain to another location as desired.
@ -51,7 +52,6 @@ believed to work:
- `arm[eb]-linux-musleabi[hf]` - `arm[eb]-linux-musleabi[hf]`
- `i*86-linux-musl` - `i*86-linux-musl`
- `microblaze[el]-linux-musl` - `microblaze[el]-linux-musl`
- `mips-linux-musl`
- `mips[el]-linux-musl[sf]` - `mips[el]-linux-musl[sf]`
- `mips64[el]-linux-musl[n32][sf]` - `mips64[el]-linux-musl[n32][sf]`
- `powerpc-linux-musl[sf]` - `powerpc-linux-musl[sf]`