Re: Binutils

[Jeffrey A Law <law@cygnus.com>]

  In message < 199802062325.SAA22279@localhost >you write:
  > >From my limited abilty to read make/configure files,
  > it seems that it's possible to put a directory for
  > Binutils under the, say, egcs-1.0.1 source directory,
  > and have configure also configure ar, ld, etc, and use
  > them in building targets.
Yes.


  > My question is this:  What
  > should the directory tree look like?  Should I just
  > put the binutils-2.8.1.0.19 under the root egcs directory,
  > and rename it binutils?  Or should I somehow redistribute 
  > the various files and directories from binutils-2.8.1.0.19/
  > into the egcs root directory?
Second option.

Basically, you'd want to take the "binutils", "bfd", "ld", "opcodes",
"gas", "gprof",  put them in your egcs source tree.  ie


egcs source tree
  gcc
  libio
  libstdc++
  gas
  binutils
  bfd
  ld
  opcodes
  gprof


Basically, anything you find in binutils that is not in egcs you can
put in the egcs toplevel directory.

Note this also applies to gdb and other utilities.

jeff