Compiling GCC 2.95.1 for m68k-coff Cross Compiler

[W Gerald Hicks]

> dummy.c:1: sys/types.h: No such file or directory
> dummy.c:8: stdio.h: No such file or directory
> dummy.c:9: time.h: No such file or directory
> dummy.c:10: signal.h: No such file or directory
> 
> Copy include directory in /home/Compile/build-gcc/m68k-coff
> Doesn't work

Looks like the hard way to me  :-)

I use a derivation of the one-tree script from Cygnus to assemble a complete
toolchain tree;  This uses newlib to supply the missing headers and works
automatically for me (hosted on FreeBSD):

First extract the binutils, gcc and newlib archives to a work directory,
change to that directory and apply the following script:

#!/bin/sh
###################################################

BINUTILS_REV=${BINUTILS_REV:-2.9.1}
GCC_REV=${GCC_REV:-2.95.1}
NEWLIB_REV=${NEWLIB_REV:-1.8.1}

# 1. merge the include dirs for binutils and gcc
#    with gcc taking precedence.
(cd gcc-${GCC_REV}/include && tar cf - .) | \
	(cd binutils-${BINUTILS_REV}/include && tar xf -)
(cd binutils-${BINUTILS_REV}/include && tar cf - .) | \
	(cd gcc-${GCC_REV}/include && tar xf -)

# 2. move the binutils directories into the egcs-onetree
for dir in bfd binutils gas gprof ld opcodes ; do
	mv binutils-${BINUTILS_REV}/$dir gcc-${GCC_REV}
done

# 3. move the newlib directories into the egcs-onetree
for dir in libgloss newlib ; do
	mv newlib-${NEWLIB_REV}/$dir gcc-${GCC_REV}
done

# 4. get rid of raided distdirs and rename gcc-* to src
rm -fr binutils-${BINUTILS_REV}
rm -fr newlib-${NEWLIB_REV}
mv gcc-$GCC_REV src
############################################################

Then make a build directory, change to it and run a configuration
followed by the build itself:

mkdir m68k-coff
cd m68k-coff
sh ../src/configure --target=m68k-coff
gmake


Good Luck,

Jerry Hicks
wghicks@bellsouth.net

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