Fixed installer's Makefile to properly create a cross-compiled executable #1
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This is an interesting perspective. I specifically wanted a "native" installer so that you could create a bootable media not on a PPC/Linux system. Basically, if you want a PPC installer you should native build. I'll manually merge this... instead of CROSS there will be ICROSS (i.e installer cross) |
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Currently, all files in loader/ are compiled using the
CROSSspecified tool-chain, but the end installer executable gets compiled using the compiler set in theCCenvironment variable.This change fixes that, using the
CROSStool-chain for the final output as well.