RE: Win2000 to m68k cross-compile

["Buddy Lott" <buddy_lott at hotmail dot com>]

I think I made it past my problems (except for a minor 1).

 

 

Here is what I did (after cleaning up from my previous attempts):

 

1)       Downloaded and installed cygwin

2)       Downloaded the binutils-2.13.tar  gcc-3.0.4.tar
newlib-1.9.0.tar.

3)       Mkdir m68k-elf && cd m68k-elf

4)       Untarred each file into m68k-elf

5)       Mkdir build

6)       Cd build

7)       ../binutils-2.13/configure -target=m68k-elf

8)       make all install

9)       ../gcc-3.0.4/configure -target=mk68k-elf -without-headers
-with-newlib

10)   make all-gcc install-gcc

11)   ../newlib-1.9.0/configure -target=mk68k-elf

12)   make all install

13)   ../gcc-3.0.4/configure -target=m68k-elf -with-newlib

14)   make all install

 

The only real difference (from previous attempts) was adding
"-with-newlib" to step 13.  I don't remember seeing this anywhere I
looked.

 

I repeated the process with -target=m69k-coff and had mostly the same
success. The only error was with the install take on step 14. It
complained about files in /usr/local/bin/#inst.xxxx# (xxxx is some
number) not being found it. This was because the file actually had a
.exe extension added on it. Then the problem went mysteriously away. I
still have to test to make sure that the compiler works..

 

I did the same series of steps (minus the "-with-newlib") on RedHat
Linux 7.3 and it worked there perfectly.



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