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gcc without binutils


Hi all,
I was wondering if there is a configuration parameter for gcc that would
prevent it from using an assembler and linker. I have a port of
gcc 4.0.2 for an experimental architecture and I have my own assembler and linker. Currently I am compiling gcc with binutils compiled for MIPS but renamed to make the scripts think they are what is needed. I only ever use gcc to produce .s files so if there is a way to configure and build gcc without having an assembler and linker it would make my build
process cleaner.


By the way I tried using --with-as and --with-ld but I get a make error
saying "*** This configuration requires the GNU assembler". If there is a way to achieve that without making too many changes in the configure and build scripts it would be preferable.


Thank you in advance,
Alex Tzannes


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