Hi,
 
I want to create a pascal compiler which can cross compile for linux from windows.
 
( So I can develop server programs on windows and then later run then on linux server's )
 
It seems there are 2 pascal compilers which might be able to do that:
 
1. free pascal.
2. gnu pascal.
 
I am trying to get free pascal working as a cross compiler.
 
I have been told by a user of free pascal that I need a cross compiler and a cross linker also websites say that.
 
It also seems that gnu binutils 2.14 contain a cross compiler and a cross linker ? ( or what is a cross assembler ? )
 
So I need to compile/link/build the gnu binutils. ( I think?: working on windows and compiling for linux )
 
I already tried compiling gnu binutils the simple way:
./configure
make
 
It gives this error:
 
/bin/sh ./../ylwrap "" deffilep.y y.tab.c deffilep.c y.tab.h deffilep.h --  -d
./../ylwrap: -d: command not found
 
ylwrap seems to be a script.
 
I have been told to install bison and flex.
 
My questions are the following:
 
Compiling binutils:
 
1. Which parameters to use for ./configure ?
2. How to install binutils ?
 
Installing flex:
 
1. Where do I extract the zipfile too ? does it matter ?
2. How should I compile it
3. How to install it and where ?
 
Same questions for bison
 
I'll try and post this same message to the free pascal mailing list as well.
 
What I am trying to do seems rather complex... I have almost no experience with linux !
 
I also have msys installed.
 
Any help would be great.
 
Skybuck.

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