Subject: Re: Anyone ever ever built Gnu32 GCC as cross compiler?
From: [email-masked] (Kevin Dahlhausen)

15 Sep 1997 06:25:03 -0700
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> Subject:       Anyone ever ever built Gnu32 GCC as cross compiler?

> Not sure if it's even possible, but anyone ever tried or done it? If so, so
> what other platforms?

Yes, it was quite easy.  I use a Gnu-win32 version to cross compile for the
Hitachi H8/300H family.

I used the following script to kick off compilation of the 
cross-platform version of the cdk:

#/bin/sh
configure --host=i386-cygwin32 --prefix=/hitachi/cygwin32 --target=h8300-hms 
rm-rf ./make.log 
make  -k all info > ./make.log 
#i386-pc-cygwin32

(Where else can you get real C++ for embedded micros?!)
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Kevin Dahlhausen ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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"Do or do not.  There is no 'Try.' "  Yoda
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