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Hi Mitch, 2010/4/19 Mitch Frazier <mitch@comwestcr.com>: > >> I'm trying to build an m68k-unknown-elf toolchain that will run on a >> Windows system. I'm building it on openSUSE 11.2. >> >> I've installed the mingw cross compiler on my openSUSE system and >> created a crosstool-NG configuration for a Canadian cross: >> >> Build on openSUSE >> Host on Windows >> Target m68k >> > p.s. I did successfully build the m68k-unknown-elf toolchain which runs > on Linux and include it in the PATH when I try to build the Windows > toolchain. You did nothing wrong... Unfortunately the canadian build is not yet supported in Crosstool-ng. Recently I posted a series of 19 patches that made it possible to build exactly that what you need. (http://old.nabble.com/-CT-NG%3Apatch-00-19--Series-for-several-new-toolchains-and-canadian--support-td28196591.html) These series of patches have been partially applied while it was tested as a whole, some rework is pending on some other patches. What did not help us though is that during the process of getting these series to be applied several other patches got merged in that had a huge impact on our series, with as result that we now do not have a working a set of patches on top of ct-ng mainline. Further, before we can continue with this series we need to wait on Yann since he mentioned that he did not like the way we implemented certain parts and that he would provide an alternative implementation himself. Although this sounds good, it effectively pushed us out of the game... I hope Yann has a good suggestion how to continue from here and speed things up... So, for the short term, if you need to have a toolchain quickly I would suggest to use hg to checkout the crosstool-ng tree and get to the status of the tree of about 9 april 2010 and apply the 19-patch series I posted. I rebased the patch-series to the snapshot just minutes before going public with the series, so it will apply on that snapshot. I also noticed you used the mingw cross compiler of your distribution. Inside this series also support was added to build a mingw cross compiler toolchain with crosstool-ng itself ;-) P.S. we also have a working tree (based on the status of 9 april 2010) that even supports cross-native compilations ;-) Kind regards, Remy -- For unsubscribe information see http://sourceware.org/lists.html#faq
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