arm-elf cross compiler on cygwin - again

[andy@softbookpress.com]

Then what's the "official" way of building an arm-elf cross-compiler under
cygwin ?
Any sources of info ?
BTW, I just tried building a gcc 3 arm-elf cross-compiler on a linux box (i686)
Everything built fine but I get the same errors trying to build a simple
c++ app as I described in my first post:

("Undefined references to "LLSDA1","LLSDA2",etc)


Thx
Andy

>andy@softbookpress.com wrote:
>>
>> In the meantime I found some instructions at
>> http://sources.redhat.com/ecos/tools/win-arm-elf.html
>> and rebuilt everything from scratch.
>> However the instructions there don't tell you that, in order to actually
>> build anything with your cross-compiler you need to build newlib..
>
>I've seen a lot of people referring to these instructions when trying to
>build a cross-compiler. These instructions are for building a cross gcc for
>use with eCos. You shouldn't use them if you're going to be using the tools
>for something else. In future you may need to apply patches that break
>things for non-eCos targets.
>
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