hi, everyone.
I make a cross compiler of mipsel-linux , and my applications are
all compiled statically to link the libraries. In this way, I found that some functions (getwuid(), getpwnam(), gethostbyname, and so on) are at runtime the shared libraries from the glibc version used for linking. So that these functions are unusefull when I run the application(SSH) which application uses these functions a lot more! Now, I only have two ways to solve this question:
one: I turnoff these functions, and set the relational value of these functions.
second: I must rebuild a static cross compiler .

But I don't think it is a good idea.

Do you have a problem the same as mime? Or do you have a better way to solve this problem? Please share it with me . Thank you!

I think, you will have to rebuild the "mipsel-gcc" with headers
from the libc used on your target. And if some kernel
headers are required, when building gcc, then include
headers from the target kernel source.

Ref.: http://www.gnuarm.com/ Please look for the word
' here ' , which is a link.

cd [gcc-build]
[gcc-source]/configure --target=<mipsel..> --prefix=[toolchain-prefix] \
--enable-interwork --enable-multilib --enable-languages="c,c++" \
--with-headers=[libc-source]/libc/include
( .. .. and : --with-headers=[kernel-source]/linux-2.x.xx.x/include/ )

The option '--with-headers= ' excludes the system path,
no headers from /usr/include/, etc. will be used.
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And please have a look at post # 4 here

http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...onment-732675/

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