Need help with making cross compiler and fixincludes.

Steven W Orr steveo@world.std.com
Fri Oct 30 07:31:00 GMT 1998


I'm running egcs-1.1b

I hope this helps. It turns out that the reason that the include files are
trying to come in is because of a conditional on inhibit_libc. I traced
that back to a shell variable called with_newlib which was not set.

I tried to fix it by running
with_newlib=yes configure etc...

which got me to the next problem which I am about to give up on to see if
I do better with gcc-2.8.1

BTW, am I confused or is the configuration that I'm trying to build
(m68k-unknown-coff) not something that is considered incredibly vanilla?

Thanks for your time.

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On Thu, 29 Oct 1998, Jeffrey A Law wrote:

=>
=>  > Now what's happening is that it is dying in a compile of muldi3 because it
=>  > can't find unistd.h and stdlib.h which are supposed to have been put there
=>  > by the fixincludes. The include directory in
=>  > /usr/local/lib/gcc-lib/sparc-sun-solaris2.6 doesn't have a copy either.
=>Find out why it wants unistd.h when compiling muldi3.  That's the problem --
=>it should not want unistd, stdlib and other system include files when building
=>the 64bit intrinsics.
=>
=>jeff
=>




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