###
### YOU ARE TRYING TO CROSS COMPILE ECL.
### PLEASE FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS:
###
### 1) Vital information cannot be determined at configuration time
### because we are not able to run test programs. A file called
###		
### has been created, that you will have to fill out. Please do
### it before invoking "configure" again.

### 1.1) Direction of growth of the stack
ECL_STACK_DIR=up

### 1.2) Choose an integer datatype which is large enough to host a pointer
CL_FIXNUM_TYPE=int
CL_FIXNUM_BITS=32
CL_FIXNUM_MAX=536870911L
CL_FIXNUM_MIN=-536870912L

### 1.3) Order of bytes within a word
ECL_BIGENDIAN=no

### 1.4) What characters signal an end of line. May be LF (Linefeed or \n)
###      CR (Carriage return or \r), and CRLF (CR followed by LF).
ECL_NEWLINE=LF

### 1.5) Can we guess how many characters are available for reading from
###      the FILE structure?
###          0 = no
###          1 = (f)->_IO_read_end - (f)->_IO_read_ptr
###          2 = (f)->_r
###          3 = (f)->_cnt
ECL_FILE_CNT=0

### 2) To cross-compile ECL so that it runs on the system
###		armv5b-softfloat-linux-gnu
### you need to first compile ECL on the system in which you are building
### the cross-compiled files, that is
###		i386-pc-linux-gnu
### By default we assume that ECL can be accessed from some directory in
### the path.
#ECL_TO_RUN=/home/bzhou/devel/optware/builds/ecl-host/build/ecl