Re: unable to x-compile (or howto stop after stage 1)

[Vinay Jayaram <vjayaram at torrentnet dot com>]

It'll be helpful if you attach a log of the failure. A build on gcc-xx.x can fail
in a million places and the failure log can provide a wealth of information.
You can also choose to build stage-by-stage by modifying the topmost level
Makefile in the object directory.

-Vinay

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Johannes Zellner wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I can successfully configure and build cross-binutils for a
> mipsel target.  I can also successfully build the stage 1
> cross-gcc for mipsel but naturally further stages make no
> sense and fail. My host sytem is a i686 linux.
>
> How do I install the crosscompiler (w/o doing everything
> manually) ?
>
> I think I've read all the documentation in the gcc info files
> and the crossgcc FAQ.
>
> Basically I did:
>
> binutils
>     tar zxf binutils??.tar.gz
>     cd binutils
>     mkdir build-mipsel-linux
>     cd build-mipsel-linux
>     ../configure --target=mipsel-linux
>     make
>     make install
>
> gcc
>     tar zxf gcc??.tar.gz
>     cd gcc
>     mkdir build-mipsel-linux
>     cd build-mipsel-linux
>     ../configure --target=mipsel-linux
>     make
>
> where the last make fails.
>
> I tried also 'make cross'. Furthermore I specified --with-headers
> to point to the headers of the correct libc.
>
> Any help much appreciated.
>
> --
>    Johannes




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