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In article <mullins.734723873@convex.convex.com> mullins@convex.com (Don Mullins) writes:
>
>  What cross compiler configurations are there out there for gcc?

  By FSF not many aside of those systems capable to run GCC themselves.
(FSF policy seem to be to support popular systems only (understandable),
 which are able to run GCC in hosted-mode -- non-cross compilation mode.)

GCC since version 2.0 has had quite nice cross-compiler configuration
support, but it requires carefull reading of the manual before one attempts
to configure something to be cross-compiler.  (I have gcc on sparc producing
68k; I needed also  latest gas, and binutils.)

>    I have
>  looked at the INSTALL, but I recall someone posting something about an Intel
>  8051 version that I didn't see listed.

  This alike next are fairly frequent questions in sci.electronics.
Please look into there for FAQs.

>    Also, is there one for the Motorola 68HC11 series?

I just looked into  nic.funet.fi:/pub/microprocs/68hc11/c-compilers/...
Available also from  netcom.com, and possibly other places.

One-Line-Description-Of-The-Packet:
	68hc11 code generation patches for gcc 2.3.3
Original-Distribution-Site=Uploaded-From:
	netcom.com	/pub/coactive
Related-Packages:
	gcc 2.3.3, in /pub/gnu/gcc (needed)

> Thanks,
> Don
> --
>			     Don Mullins
>			 (mullins@convex.com)

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