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"Manikandan.V" wrote: > > Hi All, > > I want to build a cross compiler for mips processor in NT machine what are > the options I have to give while configuring and building. > > How about this ? > > configure --target=mips > make LANGUAGES=c I'm quite sure that quite many others here are just as stupid as I am, and cannot understand what you really mean by the 'mips'... I only know that the name 'MIPS' includes things like: - a processor architecture having 32-bit (R3000,...) and 64-bit (R4000,...) members, some microcontrollers with built-in I/O exist (Toshiba TX39, NEC VR41xx, VR43xx,...) The MIPS-CPUs are widely used in embedded systems. - systems using MIPS as their CPU do exist, like the SNI, SGI, DDE, Tandem etc. systems with UNIX SVR4. Once there also were WindowsNT/MIPS machines... - some WinCE 2.x machines using VR41xx series CPUs have been sold... - all these 'targets' have separate config names in GCC sources. Ok, the WindowsNT/MIPS is not a supported configuration, and the "mips processor in NT machine" could mean just this... > I tried all the options and combinations some time back for building the > cross gcc, But I fed up and left that work. Now, Again I have started. Help > in this regard highly cut down my irritation on building the gcc compiler on > cygwin environment. If the WindowsNT/MIPS is your target system, please forget the project... The WinNT/PPC was once a supported system in Cygwin and some WinNT/Alpha ports also existed, but I haven't ever heard about a Cygwin/Mingw port for WinNT/MIPS... If your MIPS-target is something else, better to define your project much better, like "I want to produce 32-bit cross-tools for the Toshiba TX39 (R3000-compatible) processor, what configuration name I should use for it?", and you could get an answer like "The 'mipstx39-elf' could be suitable, it is supported in the RedHat eCos-1.3.1, so reading the build instructions for it via: 'http://sources.redhat.com/ecos' is suggested".... Every sane question may get a sane answer, being as precise as possible helps always, but expecting people to be mind-readers is quite vain... BTW, the 'http://www.algor.co.uk' could be a suitable site for all kind of "MIPS-tools for embedded"-info, their SDE-tools are freely downloadable and the Cygwin-host is supported... Of course their compiler version (egcs-1.0.x) can be a little old... Cheers, Kai ------ Want more information? See the CrossGCC FAQ, http://www.objsw.com/CrossGCC/ Want to unsubscribe? Send a note to crossgcc-unsubscribe@sourceware.cygnus.com
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