>> Yes, I have installed the binutils to the directory /usr/local/avr
>How? With the ports collection or manually? By manually :( Because I have readed the section "installation" of the avr-gcc manual. So I want to install all the avr tool-set into one directory: /usr/local/avr That is not the proper invocation, but widely used and usually works. > But only works by accident. Make is not bound to build the targets > listed in the order listed. This is the correct way to install and > clean, the clean will not run unless install exits without error: > > # make install && make clean > I am a green hand in the FreeBSD world. Thank you for the suggestions. Finally, I have installed avr-binutils and avr-gcc. I did the following steps. 1. Delete the avr-binutils which installed by manual. 2. Refresh the ports of binutils and avr-gcc to the newest ones. 3. Install binutils and avr-gcc by ports system. Everything is fine except the avr-libc. I install the avr-libc before reading the suggestion of David. He wrote: ----------------------------------- Yes, but you also have to "make -DNOPORTDOCS install" The BROKEN line stops the build immediately. Remove BROKEN and it will try. -DNOPORTDOCS is required to keep the build out of the problem support utilities where the breakage occurs. ----------------------------------- Now, the port system is fetching the big file "tetex", OK, I don't want to stop it :) If it fail, I'll try your new methods. FreeBSD is a great system, thanks for the avr tools and the people who created them. Atommann from China
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