RE: Cross Compiling Newbie... HPUX and Solaris question

[Vermeulen Jan <Jan dot Vermeulen at siemens dot atea dot be>]

I also tried to compile crossgcc for hppa-hpux, but this target is not
supported, coz of some libraries that are probably 'owned' by hp themselves
and cannot be used for gcc.
 
What you can do is copy the gcc source-code to your hp-ux station and
compile it there using 'cc' or whatever you have installed for the native
c-compiler.
(compiling eats diskspace, believe me). Then you can use gcc as the native
compiler.
 
Try to search the crossgcc archive, 'coz i already posted this question once
and somebody was kind enough to post a reasonable clear answer which i
shamefully forgot :)
 
Happy coding,
Jan
 

-----Original Message-----
From: Steven Ball [mailto:ra094c@motorola.com]
Sent: vrijdag 18 mei 2001 0:25
To: crossgcc@sourceware.cygnus.com
Subject: Cross Compiling Newbie... HPUX and Solaris question


Hi guys!  I'm sorry if this is the wrong place to post this, but I'm finding
straight answers hard to find elsewhere :)
 
I want to compile a cross compiler on my i686-linux box to compile for
targets sparc-solaris and hppa-hpux.  I managed to get binutils to compile
for sparc-solaris, but not for hppa-hpux, and I haven't gotten gcc to
compile for either (hppa-hpux is not a valid target for gcc?)
 
Am I insane to think that I can make this happen, or am I merely overlooking
the obvious here?  Does anyone have any pointers to help me out?  I know
that GNU gcc and its buddies are available for both of the target machines I
am after...
 
I sincerely appreciate your help, and please accept my apologies if this is
the wrong place to post this.
 
 
---
Steven Ball
Motorola System Administrator


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