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From: "Larry Hall (RFK Partners, Inc)" <lhall AT rfk DOT com>
Subject: Re: cross compiler for Cygwin
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At 12:42 PM 3/9/2001, nhat DOT dao AT philips DOT com wrote:
>hello everybody,
>
>i am new here.
>
>i do some exploration in nanotech.wisc.edu, xraylith.wisc.edu,
>cygwin.com, delories.com, objsw.com,
>redhat.com.
>But i don t find what i search.
>
>somebody can help me, pleaaase ?
>
>my question :
>1) where can i find documentation to install Arm cross compiler ?
>(StrongArm & Cygnus)
>2) where can i find download for this cross compiler into Cygwin ?
>
>my problem.
>i have linux and i do that :
>sources file.c => build, StrongArm cross compiler GCC (sa110-le-gcc) =>
>bin for Assabet (Intel)
>
>now,
>i would like do the same in Cygwin ?
>sources file.c => cross compiler GCC into Cygwin ???? => bin for Assabet
>
>(Intel)
>
>but i don t know where can i find documentation to do that ? and where
>can i find this cross compiler GCC
>for Cygwin ?
>
>version of Cygwin : "CYGWIN_NT-4.0 PCCXXX 1.1.8(0.34/3/2) 2001-01-31
>10:08 i686 unknown"
>
>thinx in advance for your answer.



Boy, today is the day for this question, isn't it?  Too bad we don't have
an FAQ for the "How do I make/where do I find the cross compiler for <X>?"

The answer to all your questions is in the email archives.  Questions just
like yours were answered as recently as today so you don't have to look too
far.  If you don't find what you want however, look further.  Its all in
there.  The short answer is that you have to build the cross-compiler you
want.  There are pointers in the email archives to information that will help
you do this.  The crossgcc email list at sources.redhat.com will be helpful
as well.

This is a recording... ;-)



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RFK Partners, Inc.                      http://www.rfk.com
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