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I have a question that will certainly sound dumb to you but Where do I find the Gcc binary once it's compiled ? is it ./gcc/xgcc ?
No. It's $PREFIX/bin/$TARGET-gcc, where PREFIX and TARGET are from your demo script and the dat files it loads.
My goal at the end of the day is to build a GCJ cross compiler for mips32 processor (should be the 'mipsel' TARGET option) so that I can execute a Java code in a router. So do I only need to compil GCC and it will also create all the other tools of GnuCompiler or do I need to do something ?
You need to specify building java in the demo script by changing the line GCC_LANGUAGES="c,c++" See http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/8757 Also beware; not all combinations of gcc, glibc, and target will produce a working gcj. I haven't tried it much myself.
Sorry to bother you but I'm completely lost here (I've never compiled a compiler and even less a cross compiler)...
The learning curve is a bit steep! - Dan
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