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Yes I would LOVE to use crosstool. Actually I have just started with my project. I'm new to Linux and it's only been a few days. So please pardon my ignorance!
However, I was just reading through the list of targets supported by crosstool, and MPC8260 (our target) didn't figure in the list. Will we have to do some heavy porting to configure crosstool to build the toolchain for our target?
Minor tweaking. You just have to figure out what core the MPC8260 uses. http://www.freescale.com/webapp/sps/site/prod_summary.jsp?code=MPC8260 says it's a "G2" core, and other pages say that means it's like a powerpc603e. (See gcc/gcc/config/rs6000/rs6000.h for a list of powerpc cpu types gcc accepts.)
So the crosstool modifications would be cp powerpc-604.dat powerpc-603.dat cp demo-ppc604.sh demo-ppc603.sh perl -p -i -e "s/604/603/g" *603* or something like that. Then build a toolchain with sh demo-ppc603.sh - Dan
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