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So i tried out to do a canadian cross.
Lot's of attempts make me not so happy, because i find no way to get it
working correct. I had build complete binutils and a full gcc with
languages=c,c++ for my machine (target dream). I can compile now simple
programms like "Hello world" on target but executables so big like the
libc.a. I think there are a problem with the final linker. First i started my compiling test i got error messages like cannot find
crti.o
Did you edit the spec file of the final compiler so it would look in /lib and /usr/lib, according to http://sources.redhat.com/ml/crossgcc/2004-06/msg00161.html ?
Many instructions i founded in www. My favorit was instruction by Dan's
crosstool, but i'm confused a little because i slowly lose the view. I know
THINK!!!, but thinking is not a knowledge.
I expect none step by step instructions, but what do i need to build the
final compiler.
Did you see my (almost) step-by-step instructions for building a canadian cross? http://kegel.com/crosstool/current/doc/crosstool-howto.html#canadian - Dan p.s. You're clearly reading scripts carefully, not many people notice the THINK! comment!
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