Richard Zidlicky wrote: > are you sure you used -m68060 or the equivalent? Is the illegal > instruction generated by the compiler or comming from some auxiliary > lib? Looking at m68k.md I have no idea how it should get generated.
Thank you for your answer. I'm sure that I used the m68060 flag (as I wasn't sure in a first step, I verified it by making gcc displaying it when executed). The problem of 'fsun' occured indeed when I tried to use the libc library. So, I decided then to generate glibc-2.3.1 myself with the gcc compiler. I discovered that when I compile some modules (from stdio-common) with gcc -m68060, it generates few fsun instructions... I looked at m68k.md of gcc/config but I also don't see where it can be generated. Best regards, Christophe Aussaguès. PS: a "patching" solution could be : if someone has a libc.a compiled for 68060 (without any illegal instruction inside), don't hesitate to send it to me ;-) -- e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
