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I'm having trouble building a cross compiler for the target
h8/300, for a go32 host, using gcc-2.8.1, Binutils-2.9.1,
Newlib-1.8.1, on RedHat 5.1.
I get the error:
Leaving ..../b-i386-go32-x-h8300-hms.
No rule to make target 'objective-c' needed by 'native'. Stop.
Why does 'native' want objective-c? Is 'native' here
referring to the 'build' compiler, or the gcc.2.8.1 compiler
that I'm compiling with?
# This script is build-3way.sh from crossgcc FAQ-0.8.
# This patch assumes:
# - the source tree contains binutils, gcc, and newlib build with the
# one-tree script
Did it, no errors.
# - that crossgcc-gcc-2.x.y.patch has been applied
Used crossgcc-gcc-2.8.1.patch.
# Create a single source tree from the various development tools.
# Version 1.5.
#
# The script needs a binutils, gcc, and newlib release.
# It looks for them in the current directory.
Did it, no errors.
Have build-3way.sh set:
LANGUAGES=c [Added this, and started over clean, didn't help.]
build=i586-pc-linux-gnu
host=i386-go32
target=h8300-hms
src=$here/src
...
Where do I go from here?
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