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I have also been trying to build the cross-compiler on Linux with very
slow progress.

- "gperf" did not exist in my system, but I picked up "cperf" from GNU instead
  and it seems to work.

- Currently, the building process fails in compiling "gcc/objc/hash.c" with
  an error message "as: unrecognized option `-c68010'." It seems like the
  compiler is generating 68K code...

- When I configured at the beginnig, I gave only "--target=m68k-unknown-linux"
  to "configure." Was this correct?

I am not very familiar with GCC building process and any suggestion will be
welcomed.

Iku

In article <tim-1911950245530001@tdierks.vip.best.com>,
Tim Dierks <tim@dierks.org> wrote:
>Here's the most basic question I can ask, first:
>
>Can I start with just a standard SunOS workstation distribution and a copy
>of the gcc source as it was made available and build OS-9 software for
>68K?
>
>Or do I need additional tools, libraries, headers, etc. from Microware or
>other sources?
>
>I've gotten a ways on building gcc, but now I'm stuck. I don't know a lot
>about gcc or its components, so I'm kind of floundering.
>
> - I got around the gas configuration problem (thanks, Mario).
> - I didn't have gperf, so I just touched the file it was trying to build;
>I hope this was OK.
> - I now build gcc with LANGUAGES=c to get around the problem compiling
>the objective C library.
> - When it was looking for headers and libraries in /usr/local/os9, I
>copied them from my Fastrack (for Mac) distribution.
> - When it was looking for /usr/local/m68k-os9/ar, I created a link to the
>Sun's ar out of a loss of what else to do.
> - Now it's having trouble building something called cross-check (I think;
>I'm not at work now). It's looking for a library (.r file) I don't have.
>
>Has anyone got this to work? Can they help me? Am I missing something
>really basic about how to set this up or what I need?
>
>I'm buying the Stallman book on GCC tomorrow to see if that will help. Any
>help anyone can provide will be greatly appreciated, and could even be
>rewarded, if necessary. If someone can help me get this working, I'll be
>glad to write a document on it for the edification of all.
>
>Thanks,
> - Tim
>
>-- 
>Tim Dierks - Software Haruspex - tim@dierks.org
>If you can't lick 'em, stick 'em on with a big piece of tape. - Negativland


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