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1 | # This file contains a table of known architecture strings, with | |
2 | # things to map them to. `configure' will take the output of gcc | |
3 | # --print-libgcc-file-name, strip off leading directories up to and | |
4 | # including gcc-lib, strip off trailing /libgcc.a and trailing version | |
5 | # number directory, and then strip off everything after the first | |
6 | # hyphen. The idea is that you're left with this bit: | |
7 | # $ gcc --print-libgcc-file-name | |
8 | # /usr/lib/gcc-lib/i486-linux/2.7.2/libgcc.a | |
9 | # ^^^^ | |
10 | # This is then looked up in the table below, to find out what to map | |
11 | # it to. If it isn't found then configure will print a warning and | |
12 | # continue. You can override configure's ideas using --with-arch. | |
13 | # The third field is the GNU configure architecture to use with | |
14 | # this build architecture. | |
15 | # | |
16 | # This file is mirrored from dpkg. | |
17 | # | |
18 | ||
19 | i386 i386 i486 | |
20 | i486 i386 i486 | |
21 | i586 i386 i486 | |
22 | i686 i386 i486 | |
23 | pentium i386 i486 | |
24 | sparc sparc sparc | |
25 | alpha alpha alpha | |
26 | m68k m68k m68k | |
27 | arm arm arm | |
28 | powerpc powerpc powerpc | |
29 | ppc powerpc powerpc |