Problem building gcc for arm

Problem building gcc for arm

[Igor Trevisan]

Hi,

I'm just following what I found in "How to configure, build, and install 
GCC as a cross compiler" to build a cross-compiler for an arm-elf 
target, with a i686-pc-linux host.
Configuring, building and installing binutils doesn't give me any 
problem, but building gcc end with the following error:

/bin/sh: arm-elf-ar: command not found
_divsi3
/bin/sh: arm-elf-ar: command not found
_umodsi3
/bin/sh: arm-elf-ar: command not found
_modsi3
/bin/sh: arm-elf-ar: command not found
_dvmd_tls
/bin/sh: arm-elf-ar: command not found
rm -f libgcc1.S
mv tmplibgcc1.a libgcc1-asm.a
mv: tmplibgcc1.a: File o directory inesistente
make[1]: *** [libgcc1-asm.a] Error 1
make[1]: Leaving directory `/root/mygccsrc/tmp-gcc/gcc'
make: *** [all-gcc] Error 2
make: Leaving directory `/root/mygccsrc/tmp-gcc'

Is there anybody that can tell me what I am doing wrong?
And most of all, can anybody tell me what I have to do to make it 
right?
Thanks in advance to every possible helper!
	
 	Igor.
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Re: Problem building gcc for arm

[Rod Stewart]

On Thu, 9 Nov 2000, Igor Trevisan wrote:

> I'm just following what I found in "How to configure, build, and install 
> GCC as a cross compiler" to build a cross-compiler for an arm-elf 
> target, with a i686-pc-linux host.
> Configuring, building and installing binutils doesn't give me any 
> problem, but building gcc end with the following error:
> 
> /bin/sh: arm-elf-ar: command not found
> _divsi3
> /bin/sh: arm-elf-ar: command not found
> _umodsi3
> /bin/sh: arm-elf-ar: command not found
> _modsi3
> /bin/sh: arm-elf-ar: command not found
> _dvmd_tls
> /bin/sh: arm-elf-ar: command not found

[...]

Find the program 'arm-elf-ar' which was built with binutils.  You
installed the arm binutils in /usr/cross-arm or something similar.  You
need to add the directory with 'arm-elf-ar' to your PATH.

-Rms


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Problem building gcc for arm

[Doug Evans]

Igor Trevisan writes:
 > I'm just following what I found in "How to configure, build, and install 
 > GCC as a cross compiler" to build a cross-compiler for an arm-elf 
 > target, with a i686-pc-linux host.
 > Configuring, building and installing binutils doesn't give me any 
 > problem, but building gcc end with the following error:
 > 
 > /bin/sh: arm-elf-ar: command not found
 > _divsi3

Is the place where you installed binutils in your $PATH?

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Re: Problem building gcc for arm

[Alexandre Oliva]

On Nov  9, 2000, "Igor Trevisan" <igor@bluewind.it> wrote:

> Configuring, building and installing binutils doesn't give me any 
> problem, but building gcc end with the following error:

> /bin/sh: arm-elf-ar: command not found

Is arm-elf-ar, that should have been installed as part of the cross
binutils, in your PATH?

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