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Author	SHA1	Message	Date
Christian Wiese	7d2f47abe1	libgcrypt: Improved cross-compile support ... Note: By now the libgcrypt tests will be build again while cross-compiling but we have to explicitely disable MPI assembler modules, which leads to unresolved symbols otherwise. In general this shouldn't cause any troubles as it seems that assembler modules aren't even used while compiling natively. At least I couldn't find any related symbols in any natively compiled libgcrypt binaries I have access to currently.	16 years ago