gcc of SDE6 cannot compile C++ applications

gcc of SDE6 cannot compile C++ applications

[colin]

Hi there,
I upgrade my SDE from 5 to 6.
Before upgrading, we can compile C++ applications. After doing that, C++
cannot be compiled by the gcc of SDE6.
The warning message is like this:
    mipsel-linux-gcc: main.cpp: C++ compiler not installed on this system

I found that MIPS offers C++ compiler running on MIPS.
Does MIPS want us to compile C++ on MIPS, not on X86?

Regards,
Colin

gcc of SDE6 cannot compile C++ applications

[colin]

Hi there,
I upgrade my SDE from 5 to 6.
Before upgrading, we can compile C++ applications. After doing that, C++
cannot be compiled by the gcc of SDE6.
The warning message is like this:
    mipsel-linux-gcc: main.cpp: C++ compiler not installed on this system

I found that MIPS offers C++ compiler running on MIPS.
Does MIPS want us to compile C++ on MIPS, not on X86?

Regards,
Colin

Re: gcc of SDE6 cannot compile C++ applications

[Nigel Stephens]

colin wrote:

>Hi there,
>I upgrade my SDE from 5 to 6.
>Before upgrading, we can compile C++ applications. After doing that, C++
>cannot be compiled by the gcc of SDE6.
>The warning message is like this:
>    mipsel-linux-gcc: main.cpp: C++ compiler not installed on this system
>
>I found that MIPS offers C++ compiler running on MIPS.
>Does MIPS want us to compile C++ on MIPS, not on X86?
>  
>

I recommend that you contact sde@mips.com with questions about SDE. The
linux-mips community probably isn't very interested in these issues ;-(

As to your question: the SDE cross-compiler is intended only for
cross-compiling kernels, and not applications, so we don't currently
build the C++ compiler for x86 (until Linus does a rewrite in C++, I
suppose). So yes, the current expectation is that you would compile
applications, including C++, on a MIPS platform.

Nigel