GCC cross- compiling: 'no rule to make target'

["Marcin Wolcendorf" <wolcendo at free dot polbox dot pl>]

Hi,

	I need help of some more experienced people :-).
	I'm trying to compile GCC under cygwin for i386-aout target. I 
finally found out, that some directories are needed for cygwin to 
start its work (why it isn't said, that /bin /usr/bin and such dirs 
are needed, I can't even guess). 
	To the point- while compiling, following message appears on the 
screen: 
"make[1]: *** No rule to make target 
'../../src/bfd/../include/aout/ar.h', needed by 'archive.lo'. Stop.
make: *** [all-bfd] Error 2",
 and compilation stops. What's wrong? I need your help in what should 
I do to complete compilation? As far, as I know, ar.h is missing in 
some make directives which causes whole process to fail. But 
makefiles are made by configure, aren't they? So, 'Wo ist der Hund 
begraben?'
	I compiled the same sources with gcc under Linux with no 
problems, but I need it under Win32; canadian-cross for Win32 running 
i386-aout targeted compiler under Linux failed, that's why I try to 
build it with cygwin.


Regards,

Marcin Wolcendorf.


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