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Cross Compiler linux->Win32

Guys:

I am trying to build a gcc cross compiler. 

Host = i686-pc-linux-gnu

Target = i686-pc-winnt.

I have already built binutils for the target. I used "i686-pc-winnt"

When I try to build gcc (3.2.3 or 2.95) with the same target as binutils ("--target=i686-pc-winnt"), I run into the following:

configure fails. 

If I change $target inside ./gcc/configure before calling config.gcc to "i686-pc-win32" configure finishes.

When I try to make gcc, it fails inside the gcc directory. There are a couple of undefined symbols inside winnt.c:

drectve_section and something else that I do not recall now. 

I decided to comment these two out to see what happens.

Make fails again further down. It can not find unistd.h or stdlib.h (?)

I am using RH 7.3 (out of the box) on a Dell laptop.

Thanks a lot!!!




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