RE: A question about assembler

[Andrew Haley <aph at redhat dot com>]

Niu, Bao Qiang (Henry) writes:
 > 
 > The gcc is not build by ourself, It's provided by Wind River
 > Co.

It would have helped to know that.  The help we give here is for the
compiler as provided by the Free Software Foundation.

 > Does the gcc itself has problem?

I don't think it has a problem, it's just configured to use an
assembler called `as'.  That's presumably what the people who built it
wanted.

The name of the assmbler is in the spec files that gcc uses.  You can
see the spec file by running `gcc -v'.  I don't know if it's possible
to change the name of the assembler other than by editing the
specfile or rebuilding the compiler.

Andrew.