config file 
### Target Arch
ARCH = arm
#ARCH = i386-pc
#ARCH = sh4
#ARCH = mips
#ARCH = mipsel
#ARCH = ppc

## Specific arm
#CONFIG_TARGET_ARM_SA11X0 = 1
#CONFIG_TARGET_ARM_XSCALE = 1

### Target OS
OS = linux
#OS = solaris2.8

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readme file : 
You need a working and tested cross-compiler for your build
and target combination.  The binary directory must be in
your path.

1)      You should be reading me (README) in perl-5.x.y/Cross

2)      Make sure you are in the Cross directory.

3)      Edit the file 'config' to contain your target platform informa
+tion.

4)      make patch      ## This will patch the existing source-tree.
5)      make perl       ## Will make perl

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so , before "make perl", I use "make patch" but the terminal show this info : 
root@guo-qijiang-desktop:/tmp/perl-5.10.1/Cross# make patch
cd .. ; if [ ! -e ./CROSS_PATCHED ] ; then \
        patch -p1 < Cross/Makefile.SH.patch; \
        patch -p1 < Cross/installperl.patch ; mv installperl installpe
+rl-patched; \
        sed -e 's/XXSTRIPXX/arm-linux/' installperl-patched > installp
+erl; \
        touch CROSS_PATCHED ; fi
root@guo-qijiang-desktop:/tmp/perl-5.10.1/Cross#

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I really don't know what happened then. please help me, thank you.

In reply to Re^2: perl in arm-linux cross compile failure! by gqjjqg
in thread perl in arm-linux cross compile failure! by gqjjqg

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