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> > > but on the way to build i386-go32 cross m68k-coff, I got such > > > kind of error : > > > > > > make[1]: Entering directory > > > '/home/hardware/dony/gnu/b-i386-go32-x-m68k-coff/gcc' > > > make[1]: *** No rule to make target 'objective-c', needed by 'native'. > > > Stop. > > > > The GCC build needs to use 'cc1obj' to do something. The 'make-lang' or > > something in the 'objc' subdir, from which the final Makefile is made, > > has a line with './cc1obj <something>', which is wrong... Ok, the solution was for a wrong problem... but a problem anyway when doing Canadian Cross... In embedding we don't need the 'objective-c' language at all and the Cygnus patches have removed almost all references to it, but leaved this (a bug). So simply remove the 'objective-c' from the prerequisities of 'native'. There is a line starting with 'native:' in your Makefile and after it a list of things to do earlier, before going to make 'native'. If the 'objective-c' target has been removed, there are no rule how to do it... I looked my gcc-2.8.1 sources and found that you the 'objective-c' is probably included in the 'LANGUAGES' definition, so it isn't straightly in the 'native:' line. > Do you mean 'Make-lang.in' in the source directory > 'gcc-2.8.1/gcc/objc'?? Yes, just my lousy memory... > I found a line like : > ./cc1obj -print-objc-runtime-info tmp-runtime >>$@ > > I have replaced it according to what you said, but the code > didn't generate proper Makefile for 'go32-to-m68k-coff'. > The generated Makefile didn't use 'cc1obj' at all, but 'cc1plus' > and still got the same error. Ok, the fix wasn't quite useful for this bug... The 'cc1obj' is the Objective-C compiler, 'cc1plus' the C++ compiler to be made. The Objective-C isn't needed, and the crossgcc-patches tried to remove all references to it but failed... There are one or more extra 'objective-c' references left to remove... Cheers, Kai ========================================================= To get command help for the crossgcc list, including help on adding/removing yourself to/from the list, send e-mail to majordomo@cygnus.com with the text 'help' (without the quotes) in the body of the message. =========================================================