Gre7g Luterman wrote: > On Fri, May 1, 2009 at 12:35 PM, Matthew Lai <cyberfish@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: >> You need to build a cross-compiler for your target. >> >> "./configure, make, make install" by default builds a native compiler for >> the host. > > Many thanks for the reply. I had thought that might be my problem, but > I was afraid that if I put in any cross-compiler options, I might end > up compiling a version of gcc that RUNS on the m68k instead one that > compiles code to run on it. I am certainly getting closer now. > > I erased the whole gcc directory and started over afresh. Here's what > I'm getting... > > $ ./configure --target=m68k-elf --host=i686-pc-cygwin --program-prefix=m68k- It's usually a good idea to run gcc's configure in a different directory. > <lots of compiler happiness /> > > $ make You're going to need first to build binutils (assembler, linker) for 68k and you're going to need a C library from somewhere. The binutils list at binutils@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx will can help you with binutils and you can get a C library from http://sourceware.org/newlib/. If on your older m68k system you already have a C library, that will help a great deal, as you won't have to build it. But you'll still have to build binutils first. Andrew.
