Edit: This is NOT my first post here. I just forgot. Please disregard my previous posts, as they suck.
I'd like to make my own toy OS someday.
Anyways, I find myself building cross-compilers QUITE often, on different targets and whatnot.
Wouldn't it be great if there was some sort of.. script.. that did it for you?
(Oh.. there already is?? Well, I don't care, I made a cool one)
Please check out my Cross Compiler Collection Installinator here: https://github.com/yeetree/c3inst
You can specify GCC, GDB, and Binutils versions, target architecture, and where the files end up!
It's also as easy as just running the dang thing like:
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./c3inst.sh
I was looking for an assembler for an arm-native project this morning, thought about compiling binutils for gas, saw msys2 has a package for it and wondered whether my other systems would have. (I'm planning a very heterogenous network.) But then I decided not to use gas, and I'm not sure my future Linux systems would be Debian-based anyway.