> > Its the GNU assembler, and if you have GCC, you have GAS.
>
> Okay, so in my quest for a cross-compiler, if I build GCC with the --target
> option for my preferred target, will that also take care of configuring GAS
> the right way? I'm a little bit confused because I don't program C at all,
> but I need to set this up for our programmers to use. The GCC info pages
> (I HATE INFO, btw) say that I need to have certain files in
> /usr/local/TARGET/bin which correspond to my intended platform. This from the
> gcc info file:
Ok, I should have been more clear:
# rpm -qf /usr/bin/as
binutils-2.8.1.0.1-1
> To me, this seems to suggest that GAS and binutils get configured seperately
> from gcc, and there isn't anything in my gcc source tree that looks like GAS.
> I found binutils as a seperate srpm and I'm working on setting that up now.
Its been a while since I've done it, but mail me if you still need help.
Dave
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