RE: build-crossgcc for m68k-elf - help

[ian dot gillingham at oxinst dot co dot uk]

Some of you may have spotted the line:
     # exit 1
in my snippet. The '#' shouldn't be there - I tried commenting out the
'exit' to see what happened... (I didn't like the result!) and forgot to
remove the '#' before cutting and pasting.

Ian

----- Original Message -----
From: <ian.gillingham@oxinst.co.uk>
To: <>
Sent: Friday, May 23, 2003 3:03 AM
Subject: build-crossgcc for m68k-elf - help


> Hi,
>
> I've been quietly sitting in the background listening to this discussion
and
> gleaning lots of very useful info. I'm trying to build a crossgcc to
target
> m68k-elf, using Bill Gatliff's build-crossgcc.sh script. It always exits
> after having built binutils in the section labeled as:
> #
> # install headers needed to build bootstrap compiler
> #
> .
> . <snip>
> .
>     # these targets use newlib
>     arm-elf | h8300-coff | h8300-hitachi-hms | m68k-coff | m68k-elf |
> powerpc-eabi | sh-elf | sh-hms)
>
>     echo fixme
>     # exit 1
>
> What do I do for m68k-elf??
>
> Thanks,
> Ian Gillingham
>
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