On Thu, 2004-05-13 at 16:31, David J. Stelte wrote: > 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 Dave; I suggest that you take a look at crosstool (http://www.kegel.com/crosstool/) and look at the crossgcc mailing list archives (http://sources.redhat.com/ml/crossgcc/) HTH, Ken
