Re: how to faster rebuild gcc after changes in binutils

["Klaus Rudolph" <lts-rudolph at gmx dot de>]

> Hi Klaus,
> 
> > I try to change some things in binutils and need to integrate the
> changes 
> > in gcc for testing. Is there a make target for gcc which simply links
> all
> > again to the new created binutils. Currently I do a make clean, make,
> make install
> > which could not be the solution :-)
> 
> If you have just changed the linker you could do:
> 
>     make clean-ld all-ld install-ld
> 
> similarly if you have just changed the assembler:
> 
>     make clean-gas all-gas install-gas
> 
> or the binutils:
> 
>     make clean-binutils all-binutils install-binutils
> 
Sorry, my question was not precise enough :-)

The binutils build fine if I change some files and do a make. The
dependencies
are ok and all needed things will be linked as expected.

What I now need is to rebuild the GCC! So gcc must take notice that I have
compiled
the binutils and the libraries itself have changed. As I know 
gcc links the libraries from the install path of binutils right?
So I search s way to rebuild gcc not binutils after changing the binutils.

My actual target is to find out where the xassembler-with-cpp is broken
using
normal defined values....

Thanks
   Klaus

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