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HI, 
 I'm attempting a rather bizzare gcc cross compilation. It's from an Indigo
(config = mips-sgi-irix4) to a 68000 platform (There is no specific platform,
I just need the objects to be m68k-aout format). I used m68k-motorola-sysv
and mips-sgi-irix4 configurations on gcc2.4.3.1 and gas-2.1.1 (gas being
the generic assembler I used for the cross). Now my problem is that the
cross assembler gas can't assemble code produced during the compilation
of gcc. That is, I followed instructions for compiling gcc and came to
the point where I need to build the arithmetic functions for libgcc1.a 
At this point, I did as the INSTALL notes suggested and did a make with
OLDCC="./xgcc" and LIBGCC1="libgcc1.a" -- the mips assembler not surprisingly
couldn't assemble the pseudo-m68 assembly produced by xgcc. However, neither
could the gas cross assembler. I used the same configs on both gcc and gas,
but the two can't seem to talk to one another. 
Specifically, xgcc produces assembly output with & characters, operands 
reversed, and pseudo ops which the cross assembler doesn't recognize. I can
go through by hand and eliminate these problems, but I was wondering if this
was normal or not. Is there a way to get around this problem?

--dan