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Re: EGCS on Mipsel?
- To: Greg <damin at cleveland dot lug dot net>
- Subject: Re: EGCS on Mipsel?
- From: Robert Lipe <robertl at dgii dot com>
- Date: Tue, 1 Dec 1998 11:43:13 -0600
- Cc: egcs at cygnus dot com
- References: <17586.912296879@hurl.cygnus.com> <Pine.LNX.3.96.981130125824.7587B-100000@intel.cleveland.lug.net>
> I'm heading up a development project to port RedHat 5.2 to the
> Cobalt Qube/RAQ servers. These run the Mipsel architecture. We're about
> 50% through the project, but a significant amount of the SRPMS are
> requiring egcs to build. We do NOT have a working egcs RPM at this time.
>
> Has anyone been successful at getting egcs to compile and work on a Cobalt
> Qube/RAQ product?
I've never seen a Linux/MIPS system, but I've used the GNU tools on
embedded mipsel targets for about 6 years. For a long time, I suspected
I was the *only* user of little endian MIPS targets. :-) On the premise
that you must have had some sort of GCC-like substance ported to this
system in order to get this far, it should be "merely" a matter of
backstitching the configuration from that version stuff into the current
version and getting it committed.
If you can grant clock cycles, disk space, and remote telnet/rlogin/ssh
access to an appropriate system (esp. if CVS access to the EGCS tree is
available) I can try to help you make it go.
Privately, we can work out the details like *which* mips processor is in
use, last version of EGCS/GCC known to work, where your current compiler
came from, etc...
RJL