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I wanted to make cross-compiler for SONY-NEWS, so I made a config just like this.
	configure --target=m68k-sony-bsd --host=mips-dec-ultrix42 --gas
and, made it.
	make
I didn't forget to make ld and gas for m68k-sony-bsd.
I already installed binutils-beta-1.94 and gas-1.38.
After make was finished, I made enquire. Because enquire is 
m68k-sony-bsd-binary, I thought it must be executed on SONY-NEWS separately.
After that, "enquire" was executed on SONY-NEWS.
	./enquire -f > tmp-float.h
BUT, "enquire" didn't return. So I investigated "enqure". And I found
"enquire" was stop after print out "PROPERTIES OF FLOAT".
nnnnnnnnn... OK..., OK. let's go on.
(after that, I made cross-compiler with SS1+, "enquire" didn't stop.)

And I installed gcc-m68k-sony-bsd.
gcc-m68k-sony-bsd could see SONY's .h files.
And it almost worked except floating-point case.
This sample program did not work.
It printed "2 x 100=0".

#include	<math.h>
void	main()
{
	int	i;
	double	two;
	two = 2.0;
	i = (int)(two*100.0);
	printf("2 x 100=%d\n", i);
}

I think floating-point expression is different between SONY and DECstation.
Can we use gcc-2.1 as a cross compiler?
						Tosh

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    Tosh   Nishimura                               nishimu@macro.co.jp
    Macro Engineering Co., Ltd.                    Japan-3-3864-6641