Fix another cross-build from source faillure #30
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axc now cross builds successfully, but the resulting build is so broken that we classify it as build failure. It uses build architecture multiarch paths instead of host architecture ones. The reason is rooted in gcc -print-multiarch, which prints the build architecture multiarch. We need to use the host architecture multiarch there. Please consider applying the attached patch. This has been reported by Helmut Grohne at https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=994671
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thanks again for fixing and reporting this! would you mind adding an entry in the changelog as part of this pr? |
You'r welcome, that is done now. |
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perfect, thanks! 🙂 |
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axc now cross builds successfully, but the resulting build is so broken
that we classify it as build failure. It uses build architecture
multiarch paths instead of host architecture ones. The reason is rooted
in gcc -print-multiarch, which prints the build architecture multiarch.
We need to use the host architecture multiarch there. Please consider
applying the attached patch.
This has been reported by Helmut Grohne at https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=994671