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On 15 Oct, Hans-Peter Nilsson wrote:
>I will try to answer anyway, presuming that you do not refer to
>the GCC intrinsics library libgcc (or for that matter the
>language-specific libraries which indeed can be disabled) but
>rather to a system library like glibc or newlib.

Actually, I meant both.
How should I disable libgcc? I tried writing in t-cr16c file the empty
initializations: LIBGCC =
                 INSTALL_LIBGCC =
And it didn't work.

How to disable libstdc++? Can I avoid getting to target-libstdc++-v3?

Thanks,

  Tal.