On Sun, Apr 19, 2020 at 8:14 AM R. Diez via Gcc-help <gcc-help@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > The steps would look like this: > - Build and install Binutils with --prefix=/final/destination > - Build and install GCC phase 1 (minimal compiler) with --prefix=/temporary/destination > - Build and install Newlib with GCC phase 1 with --prefix=/final/destination > - Build and install GCC phase 2 with --prefix=/final/destination > - At this point, we could delete /temporary/destination It looks like the simple solution is to just build and install binutils twice. Once into temporary destination and once into final destination. Then each compiler will be able to find binutils. If you want to optimize this, you might be able to build binutils once, and install it twice, overriding prefix at install time to put it in the other install dir. Jim
