Not supported in target-blah...

["James Buchanan" <jamesbuch at iprimus dot com dot au>]

Hi,

I am running cygwin on Windows XP, with everything that cygwin
provides installed.  I am trying to build my own GCC in a make
bootstrap option, to hopefully get a native GCC for Win32 (that
doesn't need Cygwin or MinGW installed), so I can distribute a binary
package of GCC for Windows with everything that it needs to run.  GCC
appears to have all it needs, for example its own gettext, boehm-gc,
libffi, etc.  Why can't it just compile these on my host?  Why does it
insist that "this configuration not supported in the following
subdirectories... target-libjava, target-boehm-gc, etc..." when I run
configure??

How can I fix this and force it to compile on my platform?  How do I
tell it not to rely on Cygwin, or to copy over cygwin1.dll,
libiconv-2.dll and so on so that I can have a binary package ready to
zip up and distribute?

If anyone can tell me where these "target-libjava" ...etc
subdirectories are that are not supported, and what files I need to
edit maybe I can fix it and get GCC to compile so I can do a make
bootstrap.

By the way, this `make bootstrap` will compile up the glibc and all
the C, C++ and so on runtimes it needs won't it?  I only want C, C++,
Java and Pascal, I will compile pascal if I can get this to work...

Thanks,

James