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 mavin@netcom.com (Edward Hooper @ Connector Distribution Corp) sanoo:

>I want to have GCC set up to compile for the local os (RedHat Linux 2.1) and
>also cross-compile to SCO Unix 3.2v4.2.  How do I do this?  Is it possible?

 Yes, but I think you need separate cc1* files, headers and COFF-library...
Just make the cross-compiler, e.g. :
  configure --host=i486-linux --target=i486-sco3.2v4.2 --with-gnu-as ...
The same binutils will go for both the Linux-native and SCO-cross, if they
have i386coff support too ('ld -V' will tell something about this)...

 If you have SCO headers & libs, you doesn't need to make the gcc at all,
just get some gcc distribution for SCO, e.g. from Celestial... and run it
under Linux's ibcs2-emulator... I think these will install at:
/usr/local/i486-sco3.2v4.2 and /usr/local/lib/gcc-lib/i486-sco3.2v4.2 and
so don't disturb the native gcc at /usr/i486-linux... etc.


 I remember you used to fight with glibc for SCO (... I have too, huh...),
so how's this project?  Look at ftp.funet.fi /pub/386ix/sco/gcc for my ports.
(Once I succeeded to build gcc-2.6.3 & glibc-1.09 & libg++-2.6.2 and they
worked somehow, but having now troubles with getting libg++-2.7.1 to
work with gcc-2.7.2 & glibc-1.09...)