Hi Darrik,
You need to compile GCC yourself as a cross compiler.
Mumit Khan has a good guide to compiling GCC (including as a Cross compiler)
at http://www.nanotech.edu.wisc.edu/~khan/software/gnu-win32/
I looked at many sources, but this is the one that worked for me.
You might also try asking for help at the crossGCC mailing list, at
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Stephen Blythe
Senior Software Engineer (Product Support Group) ext.482
[EMAIL PROTECTED] Barcrest (a trading division of IGT-UK)
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From: Darrik Spaude [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 09 March 2001 15:08
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: GCC targets
Hello,
I downloaded the Cygwin tools with the expectation that I would be
able to use GCC to compile for various target platforms. For
example, I tried:
gcc -m68000 voce.c
and I get an error that says '68000' is an invalid option. The same
goes for -mcpu=860 (860 is an invalid option).
Does the GCC app supplied with the Cygwin tools support other targets
or am I dreaming? Is there some way to get GCC with support for
multiple targets working on Windows or DOS?
I'm not very familiar with GCC, but I do know that $5000 to $10000 is
ridiculous for a compiler.
Thank you very much,
Darrik J. Spaude
Development Engineer
MultiTech Systems, Inc.
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