gcc/gas producing vax binary not i386!

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From: Phil Kemp
Date: Wed, 25 Mar 1992 21:15

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I'm trying to set up a cross compilation environment for my SCO UNIX
3.2v2 system on one of our corporate machines. I can get gcc compiled
with i386-sco as the target and in this will produce what appears to
be intel 386 assembler.

I then got gas ( a386 actually ) compiled and tried to assemble the
code from gcc. A quick look at the binary resulting shows it to be a
vax binary not an i386.

Am I missing something here? It this is a FAQ I apologise, I checked
the obvious places for documentation.

Once I have a i386 object I guess I need a loader and some other
utils. I checked on prep.ai.mit.edu but couldn't find a loader. All
you gurus out there, what did you do to load the objects on the
hosting system. 

Thanks for any help with this..
PK

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