68000 cross compiler under windows 2000

["Bruce Adams" <bruadams at tycoint dot com>]

Hi all,
       I'm trying to find a C++ cross compiler for m68k (68331) that works 
under windows 2000.  I found a pre-built gcc distribution at
www.ashware.com.
Unfortunately it only runs under windows 95.  I'm sure there must be others
out there but I haven't found them (any pointers?).
  Undaunted I downloaded gcc-3.2 & binutils 2.13 and I'm trying to get it
to build under a recent version of cygwin.  Binutils appears to have
compiled 
and installed correctly in \\cygdrive\c\cygwin\usr\local\m68k-coff\bin,
though
I have not run any kind of tests on it so I can't be sure.  GCC however
fails
compilation when it reaches fixincludes.  Specifically I get the error:

/bin/sh ./genfixes machname.h
-uError the system cannot find the file specified
make[2]: *** machname.h Error 1

Where do I go from here?

There was one strange issue.  When I allow configure to guess the host
it comes up as i1586-pc-cygwin which promptly fails to configure.  If I
manually chose i686-pc-cygwin everything is 'fine'.

By the way I also plan to build the C library and STL.
I was going to build glibc but I'm wondering if newlib will be more
appropriate.  I never had cause to examine it before.  What does it miss?
				Regards,
				        Bruce A.


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