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Cross Toolchains in UbuntuCross toolchains in Ubuntu are available under the package name gcc-, e.g. Starting with Ubuntu 13.04, the cross compilers are available on amd64 and i386 for the target architectures aarch64, armel, armhf and powerpc, including the multilib builds available for the native toolchains. See the wiki page for newer versions of toolchain packages.The cross toolchains are standalone toolchains which can be used without a 'guest' (or target) architecture installed in the same environment. The use of the toolchains provided by the emdebian project (as described below) is constrained to the default multilib variant of a toolchain and the need for a 'guest' multiarch architecture, making it impossible to provide a toolchain for a new architecture which is not yet available in the archive.Debian Cross ToolchainsThe provides precompiled binaries for several architectures, but it is not currently possible to build and distribute these tools within Debian itself. Building these packages in the archive, with autobuilders, requires either full 'bootstrap builds' or cross-architecture build dependencies to be specifiable.Multiarch enabled apt with cross-architecture dependencies and build-dependencies is now in Debian, and thus enables toolchain builds to use multiarch libraries to build. Packages to do this have been produced by Thibaut Girka as a GSOC project, and are currently available for i386 and amd64 atArch Qualification vs Toolchain BuildsCross compiler generation can be automated without using multiarch, by utilizing the 'binutils-source', 'gcc-source', 'glibc-source'/'uclibc-source', 'kernel-source' and 'gdb-source' binary packages together with a framework package containing build scripts and several small helper packages that can be fed to autobuilders.This is the actual process using the various source trees.