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Need help creating a 68k cross compiler under windows
I currently have a 68K cross compiler running under linux on a PC. I would like to create a cross compiler to run on XP. What would people recommend? I've looked at minGW but there doesn't seem to be a good set of scripts for creating the cross compiler. I've been unable to get a cygnus cross working. I was thinking of just running an instance of linux under vmware but haven't tried that yet.
Suggestions?
Thanks!
Suggestions?
Thanks!
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When I follow the steps in the link, when I get to the point of "make install" for the binutils I get the error:
Entering directory '/home/Doug/binutils-2.15/
*** No Rule to make target 'install'. Stop.
???
Entering directory '/home/Doug/binutils-2.15/
*** No Rule to make target 'install'. Stop.
???
Check the makefile and see if there's an install target.
Did all the previous steps complete successfully ? Especially the configure step ?
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Yes
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There is in Makefile.in but not in Makefile.am There isn't a plain Makefile
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The configure step appears to have run with no errors. It makes a Makefile in the current directory which does have an "install" target, but no Makefile is created in ./bfd
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It turns out that if I run: make all install instead of: make install, it compiles.
So I think I'm set, Thanks!
So I think I'm set, Thanks!
http://www.doctort.org/adam/nerd-notes/cross-compile-for-68000-in-c-under-windows.html
You should be able to do it with MinGW in a similar fashion.