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RE: strange problem: gcc use incorrect AS


Hi Jan,

         thanks for your reply. :)

At 16:27 2001-06-21 +0200, Vermeulen Jan wrote:

>Have you first made "binutils" package, so you get your 
>cross-assembler/linker ?
>You need that first, because gcc depends on the existence of "m68k-coff-as"
>to generate some symbols or something like that. (i am not sure).
>
>But first "make all install" binutils before proceding to GCC.
>
>Don't know if this was your problem, but you didn't specify if you had 
>binutils
>made succesfully.

I have configure/build/install the binutils successfully. but my binutils 
installed in a directory different from the cross-gcc,
below is my setup procedure:

         cd build-binutils
         ../binutils-2.10.1/configure  --target=m68k-coff 
--prefix=/usr/local/swtools/binutils
         make all install
         set PATH=/usr/local/swtools/binutils/bin:$PATH ;
         export PATH
         cd ../build-gcc
         ../gcc-2.95.2/configure --target=m68k-coff --with-newlib 
--enable-languages=c,c++  --prefix=/usr/local/swtools/gcc
         make all
         [error]

can I put the cross-binutils  and cross-gcc in a different directory ?  how 
to solve the problem ?





thanks and regards
james/zhz



>Best regards,
>Jan


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