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Help,
I would like to know if it possiable to configure the gcc-2.4.5 release
as a 680X0 cross-compiler that will compile and link code for a target
system that is in prototype for an embedded application and not for
a particular UNIX family (e.g. HP-UX).  I have the source for gcc but
I could spend a lot of time just trying to understand to code well enough
to attempt a change.  If someone has already done this or can at least
point me in the right direction I would be most gratefull.  And one last thing.This target would not have a "gdb" capibility.  Can "gcc" generate an
assembler listing of the compiled code or is this someting that is
in a whole different realm.  Any Email responses welcomed.

P.S. My gcc is running on a Linux SLS 1.03 (i486) box and this is my desired
host development platform.


Thanks in advance,
"very new at gcc"  A. J.

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                |A. J. Blanchard                Tandem Telecom |
                |Phone: 214-516-6554           1255 W 15th St. |
                |Fax:   214-516-6805           Plano, TX 75075 |
                |EMail:  ablanchard@ttsi.tandem.com            |
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Newsgroups: gnu.gcc.help
From: ablanchard@ttsi.lonestar.org (A J Blanchard)
Subject: GCC Cross-compiler for 680X0 (Help!!)
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Organization: Tandem Telecom Division - 1255 W. 15th St. Plano, Texas 75075
Keywords: gcc 680X0 

Help,
I would like to know if it possiable to configure the gcc-2.4.5 release
as a 680X0 cross-compiler that will compile and link code for a target
system that is in prototype for an embedded application and not for
a particular UNIX family (e.g. HP-UX).  I have the source for gcc but
I could spend a lot of time just trying to understand to code well enough
to attempt a change.  If someone has already done this or can at least
point me in the right direction I would be most gratefull.  And one last thing.This target would not have a "gdb" capibility.  Can "gcc" generate an
assembler listing of the compiled code or is this someting that is
in a whole different realm.  Any Email responses welcomed.

P.S. My gcc is running on a Linux SLS 1.03 (i486) box and this is my desired
host development platform.


Thanks in advance,
"very new at gcc"  A. J.

                +----------------------------------------------+
                |A. J. Blanchard                Tandem Telecom |
                |Phone: 214-516-6554           1255 W 15th St. |
                |Fax:   214-516-6805           Plano, TX 75075 |
                |EMail:  ablanchard@ttsi.tandem.com            |
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