objcopy sets wrong processor in IEEE-695-file (Repost)

[Luca Manai]

Scott
Jepsen Hans Peter wrote:
> 
> Hi
> 
> We are using objcopy ver. 2.9.1 to generate an ieee-695 file from a coff
> file.
> 
> The commandline is:
> 
> objcopy --debugging --output-target=ieee mainprog.cof mainprog.x
> 
> In the ieee-695 file the Processor is set to "4" and not "68020" as expected
> - or better "68331". This makes our debugger reject the code.
> 
> objdump says that the file format of the coff file is coff-m68k.
> 
> Is this a bug or are we doing something wrong?
> 
> Kind regards
> 
> Hans Peter
> 
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I exactly have the same problem.
I try to link 
 - an object produced by objcopy (from m68k-coff to ieee) with 
 - an ieee object produced by an HP cross compiler, 
using an HP cross linker.

The linker says that the Processor is set to "4" and abort the
linking...

Does anyone find a solution?
Should I modify the BFD for ieee? If yes, has anyone suggestions?

Thanks.
Bye.

Luca.
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