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[Hermang Mansilla <herman_blues AT yahoo.com>]

Hi,
Thats why it is important to compile tcc in Baslinux
(TCC means Tiny C compiler) 
I dont remember the url,you can find it with google.

Unfortunately I failed to compile the last version,
maybe someone gets to compile an old version.
Bye!
-HHMM

--- Lee Forrest <lforrestster AT gmail.com> wrote:

> 
>
http://distro.ibiblio.org/pub/linux/distributions/baslinux/bl2/bas-add.htm
> 
> <quote>
> 
> 
> Adding a C compiler to BasicLinux This requires a
> minimum of five
> packages (which fill 120mb of HD space). Most of
> this space is
> filled by the glibc2 library, which is much larger
> than the old
> libc5 library (used in BasicLinux 1.8).
> 
> installpkg binutils.tgz     ##  d1
> installpkg egcs.tgz         ##  d1
> installpkg glibc.tgz        ##  d1
> installpkg gmake.tgzd1      ##  d1
> installpkg linuxinc.tgz     ##  d1
> 
> 
> To compile a Linux kernel, two further packages are
> required
> (which fill an additional 74mb of HD space). The
> first is the
> kernel source and the second is an assember to make
> the boot
> sector.
> 
> installpkg lx2216.tgz     ##  k1
> installpkg bin86.tgz      ##  d1
> 
> </quote>
> 
> So. If that's the minimum libraries needed to
> compile apps and
> the kernel, then that's the minimum libraries needed
> to make BL
> fully functional, right?
> 
> Can any of that be discarded? Do you need all the
> binutils,
> for example? All of glibc2?
> 
> 120 + 74 = 194MB. That's a _lot_!
> 
> My BL3 at this point is only 7.6MB!!!
> 
> Is a tiny-linux a pipe dream?
> 
> Of course, my debian, rather small by today's
> standards,
> is about 1200MB.
> 
> Looks like maybe 300MB is a realistic ceiling. There
> are quite
> a few apps I plan on adding.
> 
> A hundred floppies, compressed...
> 
> Lee
> 
> 
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