Sean, Your question will probably be better received on the crossgcc mailing list: http://sourceware.org/ml/crossgcc/ Hope this helps, Harvey ----- Original Message ---- > From: Sean D'Epagnier <geckosenator@xxxxxxxxx> > To: gcc-help@xxxxxxxxxxx > Sent: Friday, December 12, 2008 9:00:40 AM > Subject: failed canadian build > > Hi, I am trying to perform a canadian build with > > build = x86 > host = arm > target = avr > > I have the arm and avr cross compilers installed on the x86. > > I got binutils to work with no issues by specifying --host and > --target to configure. The binutils appear to run correctly on the > arm. > > For gcc when configuring, it finds the binutils already installed in > prefix, and attempts to call the arm avr-as when compiling libgcc. > This doesn't work of course because the arm binary won't run on x86. > > To hack around this issue, I used a different prefix for the canadian > configure of gcc. Then it didn't find the arm binaries, and instead > found the x86 avr-as, and the compile completes with success, however, > the gcc binaries created to not run on the arm host. > > When I try to run the x86 built avr-gcc on the arm I get: > avr-gcc: line 1: syntax error: "(" unexpected > > Same error when running cc1. > > When I run the same avr-gcc on my x86, it appears to work?! I thought > it shouldn't run here because it is an arm binary. When I look at the > file, it is in ELF format. How is this possible? > > Any hints to make this build work? > > Thanks, > Sean
