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On Tue, Aug 30, 2011 at 01:29:36AM -0600, Tor Lillqvist wrote:
Then we should only need two build directories:
  - one for the host binaries
  - one for the target binaries

Bzzt, you are misunderstanding the GNU autofoo cross-compilation terminology;) (A *very* common 
trap to fall in...)
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Now, LibreOffice is not a compiler, so for it host == target, and the term "target" should not 
really be used, as it means the platform a compiler or similar tool "targets".
So what you mean is that we need two build directories: one for the *build* platform binaries, 
one for the *host* platform binaries. (For instance, with "host" and "build" in their names.)

That's the idea. In my mind, "host" was the machine hosting the build and
"target" was the target of the build.

Sure. That would be a pretty obvious change. It would match the file names Env.Host.sh and 
Env.Build.sh nicely, too.

Ah, neat. I never made the connection before :)

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Francois Tigeot

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