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In article <previous> derek@aivru.sheffield.ac.UK (Derek Jones) writes:
>
>I have sucessfully built a sparc compiler. I now want to build a cross-compiler 
>on the Sun 4 to compile for a Sun3. I have RTM'd the install doc and used
>the following construct for the configure:
>
>	configure --host=sun4-sunos4.1.1 --target=sun3-sunos4.1.1
>
>The make fails when it attempts to compile the dummy prog since the assembler
>tries to generate code for a 68020 on the sparc. 
>
>Am I missing something obvious here??? 8-I
>




In article <9203271909.AA25001@mole.gnu.ai.mit.edu> rms@gnu.ai.mit.edu (Richard Stallman) writes:
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>This particular problem has been fixed in GCC 2.1,
>along with many others.
>
>To continue to use 2.0 when 2.1 is available is asking for unnecessary
>grief.  It also makes for even more mail for me, and the amount I get
>anyway is enough of a load to carry.
>
>So please, everyone, switch to 2.1.



I have exactly the same problem, on the same architectures, using
gcc-2.1.  Perhaps we (Derek Jones and I) don't understand the
directions.  I know I am confused regarding the procedure for cross
compilation, but I think I have tried all interpretations.  Perhaps
there is still a problem?

I have tried:
make CC=gcc LANGUAGES=c; make CC=gcc install
make CC=gcc LANGUAGES=c; make stage1; make CC=gcc install
make LANGUAGES=c; make install
make LANGUAGES=c; make stage1; make install
make LANGUAGES=c; make stage1; make CC=stage1/gcc CFLAGS="-g -O -Bstage1/"

I think that the first of these is the intended procedure, but I'm not
sure.  I have compiled gas, but I see no way to indicate this to the
make scripts.  Configure allegedly ignores -gas on my platform.  I
also think that I've RTFM'd pretty thoroughly.


Still a great product.

Any help appreciated.

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