Re: Porting gcc

["kernel coder" <lhrkernelcoder@gmail.com>]

> And the second think is the problem with compiling gcc source. I want to
> compile it for cris, so I do that:
> - configure --target=cris
> - make
> And I get the following error:
> "No rules to make object '/usr/local/bin/crx-as', needed by 'stamp-as'.
> Stop."

you need to give path of binutils for cris architecture.First compile
binutils for cris architecture and then set the PATH variable to the
directory containing compiled binutils for cris architecture.

shahzad

On 6/13/06, Piotr Pałka <piopalka@interia.pl> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I want to "learn" gcc to work with mu0core microprocessor (see attachment).
> I would be appreciated for any useful advice how to accomplish that.
> I haven't much time to do that, so if you can, please provide the fastest
> solution.
> I read something about porting gcc, on cris example. Is that the right way I
> should go?
> Should I define md file?
>
> And the second think is the problem with compiling gcc source. I want to
> compile it for cris, so I do that:
> - configure --target=cris
> - make
> And I get the following error:
> "No rules to make object '/usr/local/bin/crx-as', needed by 'stamp-as'.
> Stop."
>
> If I cannot compile gcc for some target machine(eg. Mu0core) how could I
> test what I write?
>
> Best regards,
> Piotr Pałka
>
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