On 7/31/05, Arturas Moskvinas <arturas.moskvinas@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > Acctually, I think I'll try --target=mips64-linux (I'm not sure what > > specific operating system I'll be using at this point). What should I > > do though if I want to compile stuff for the mips r4000 specifically, > > irrespective of the OS to be used? > > You want to write your own OS, or BIOS? Because different OS'es have > different calling conventions and so on, it is impossible to have a > one compiler for every OS for that architecture... Of course you can > compile all possible compiler for that architecture... > > Arturas M. > Hey... Thanks for the reply. What I need is to assume any OS at this point, and to compile for the mips r4000. At a layer stage, I might write/customize an OS. Now I just need to compile GCC to generate assembly code for the mips r4000, assuming that I have this or that OS (specifying an OS at this point isn't really essential for me). Thanks for the help. Ousama Rawas
