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Re: cross compiler library problem

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From: Robert J. Brown
Date: Sun, 31 Dec 1995 00:00
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I got around it Friday night at 10:15 pm cst

What I did was examine the makefile targets and manually built around the
offending libraries.  I now have a cross-compiler that runs on the
sparc-10 and outputs MIPS R3000 assembler source.  This source runs on
the spim software simulator for the mips.  I also built binutils for
--target=mips-ecoff, so I can generate linkable object files, but I
now need to take the ecoff output from the linker and convert it to an
a.out format binary file so I can load it into the simulator, and
later use the binary image in the simulator to generate the mask file
for the on-chip rom in the asic.  It would even be nicer if I could
build a mips-a.out target instead of mips-ecoff.  Do yu know if this
is feasible without too much hacking?  

Thanks for the ftp reference.  I will get it and take a look.
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