Re: Porting gcc

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And the second think is the problem with compiling gcc source. I want to> compile it for cris, so I do that:> - configure --target=cris> - make> And I get the following error:> "No rules to make object '/usr/local/bin/crx-as', needed by 'stamp-as'.> Stop."
you need to give path of binutils for cris architecture.First compilebinutils for cris architecture and then set the PATH variable to thedirectory containing compiled binutils for cris architecture.
shahzad
On 6/13/06, Piotr Pałka <piopalka@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:> Hello,>> I want to "learn" gcc to work with mu0core microprocessor (see attachment).> I would be appreciated for any useful advice how to accomplish that.> I haven't much time to do that, so if you can, please provide the fastest> solution.> I read something about porting gcc, on cris example. Is that the right way I> should go?> Should I define md file?>> And the second think is the problem with compiling gcc source. I want to> compile it for cris, so I do that:> - configure --target=cris> - make> And I get the following error:> "No rules to make object '/usr/local/bin/crx-as', needed by 'stamp-as'.> Stop.">> If I cannot compile gcc for some target machine(eg. Mu0core) how could I> test what I write?>> Best regards,> Piotr Pałka>>> ----------------------------------------------------------------------> INTERIA.PL dla kobiet... >>> http://link.interia.pl/f193b>>>

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