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Re: 68K Compiler

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From: NMair
Date: Sat, 25 Nov 1995 00:00
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I am trying to do the same thing, build a cross complier for a 68332. Is
there a complete set of (simple) instructions on how to do this? Also
where can I find GNU-binutils

>robertj@news.sfu.ca (Robert John Johnson) writes:
>Hello
>I am looking for a compiler for the 68332 embedded processor (68020
core).
>The project that I am doing is a school project to write a Real Time
Kernel,
>so I am looking for a fairly good compiler, which would include assembly
>facilities.

>  You need to build a cross-compile environment.
>It is described in GCC documentation, but basically:
>  - open up the source package  (READ THE DOCUMENTS!)
>  - ./configure --target=sun3-aout your-host
>  - compile it, and install

>You need also 68k assembler (from GNU binutils) installed
>as cross compiler.

>I will be running the code on a Motorola Evaluation System, so I need the

>compiler to produce S-Records.

>  The linker (ld) in GNU-binutils can do it.

>Thanks
>
>Robert Johnson
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