Configuring GCC as x-compiler?

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From: Kevin G. Fisher
Date: Mon, 17 Jan 1994 16:16

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Hi:

I'm currently running GCC under linux, and I desparately need to be able to
compile c-source code into 68k assembly.  I know there is a -m68000 option,
but my version doesn't have it enabled.

The question:  Is it possible to configure GCC to compile binary for the
80x86 line (my linux system) and compile c-source to 68k assembly?  Or do I
need 2 versions of Gcc ?


Thanks, sorry if this is a FAQ...

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