Configure checks header files, and writes, compiles and runs various
C programs on the fly to configure perl, so cross-compiled code must
run on the target platform. The only other way I know would be configuring
on the target host, and cross-compiling on the build host. For Configure
to run on the target host you need a compiler there.
If you can't run Configure on the target host, run it on the build host
and edit config.sh at the end of the configure process. You will
have to find out all the configurable values yourself, though.
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