I've been trying to build a cross compiler for the 68k family
running under cygwin. I first downloaded cygwin with the native gcc for
the pc. I then downloaded gcc, gunzipped it, untarred it, and built it
with the native gcc that came with cygwin. However, it didn't seem to
build a cross version of the assembler and loader for the 68k. When I
try to do a cross compile with the -S option suppressing assembly, I can
successfully generate a .s file indicating that the compiler is working.
However, without the -S option, the cross gcc can't seem to find the
cross assembler and seems to be grabbing the native gcc assembler, which
of course doesn't understand the 68k assembly language.
I've searched the entire cygwin directory structure for another *as.exe,
but none can be found, so I'm convinced that the build process is not
producing a cross assembler. I think the same is true for the loader,
but I haven't got that far yet.
I suspect that I may not be configuring properly before the build, but
not sure what to look at. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in
advance.
Dave
