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<div>Are there quasi standarized ways to distribute the build system. I've got a bunch of applications that use the gcc toolchain (targeting SPARC, as it happens), and we'd like a clean way to distribute the toolchain, in parallel with the sources. This instead
of sending them a list of the half a dozen places to get all the pieces, and hoping that they get all the pieces with the correct versions. Then, they have to go through a raft of make-ing to build the host tools, then the target tools. Yes, we have a script
for it all, but if someone else has solved it in a more generalized fashion, I'd love to adopt it.</div>
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<div>Jim Lux</div>
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