GCC-4.0.2 on Cygwin

[Brian Rose]

Kai Ruottu wrote:

> Brian Rose wrote:
> 
>> Brian Rose wrote:
>>
>>> /cygdrive/c/DOCUME~1/brose/LOCALS~1/TEMP/ccMW7YYh.s: Assembler messages:
>>> /cygdrive/c/DOCUME~1/brose/LOCALS~1/TEMP/ccMW7YYh.s:31: Error: 
>>> operands mismatch -- statement `fmovem.l %fpcr,%d1' ignored
>>> /cygdrive/c/DOCUME~1/brose/LOCALS~1/TEMP/ccMW7YYh.s:42: Error: 
>>> operands mismatch -- statement `fmovem.l %fpcr,%d1' ignored
>>>
>  Please RTFM first! Is the opcode valid for m68040?  If so, there is
> a bug in the assembler !  If it is not valid, your new gcc-4.x produces
> bad code for m68040 !
> 
>  Maybe yo should try another GCC or another binutils !
> 

I have a process that works well for binutils-2.15 and gcc-3.4.2 that I use 
and is documented at http://brianrose.net/columns/CrossToolsWin32.html. I 
am just trying to update the tools to the current version.

I'm not actually working on anything now, but when I developed my process, 
I was working on the Coldfire target (specifically the MCF5249), and I used 
the --target=m68k-elf to build and run code without issue. Somehow, 
changing to binutils-2.16.1 or gcc-4.0.2 has introduced a problem into the 
GCC build.

My docs are at work and I am doing this as an interesting experiment at 
home. But I am just trying to resolve the errors in a process that once 
worked, and now does not. I guess the only constant is change.


-- 

Brian

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