Brian Rose <lists@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes: > It seemed to be building libc at the time so that makes sense. I guess > libc needs to have some sort of operating system defined? > > I tried building with newlib using the --with-newlib switch and I got > the following error message... > > error: storage size of 're_comp_buf' isn't known > > So maybe newlib will not run on a Coldfire processor? In any event, is > there any way to tell the process not to compile any libraries? All of > our software is custom written, so libraries are not really needed. I don't know what sources you are using. newlib is not part of gcc. It is a separate package. Depending on what sources you are using, gcc is distributed with support libraries for C++, Fortran, Java, and Ada. You can compile just gcc by using 'make all-gcc'. To install it, use 'make install-gcc'. Ian
