On 07/06/07, Francisco Reyes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I thought I already had cross compiled. I posted earlier what I used: cd fpc gmake distclean # next all on one line gmake all install CPU_TARGET=x86_64 OS_TARGET=freebsd CROSSBINDIR=/vol2/fp-amd/fpc/cross/bin BINUTILSPREFIX=x86_64-freebsd -INSTAL L_PREFIX=/vol2/fp-amd/amd64
this doesn't look right you've got BINUTILSPREFIX=x86_64-freebsd -INSTALL_PREFIX=... where you should have BINUTILSPREFIX=x86_64-freebsd- INSTALL_PREFIX=... (note the space after freebsd) did you copy in paste or is this a typo?
The /vol2/fp-amd/amd64 is empty. Should it have something?
it should contain a directory structure with the compiled units of the rtl, etc.
I think one of my problems may be the CROSSBINDIR. Reading the buildfaq I am not sure what that is supposed to point it to.
this is the folder with the files x86_64-freebsd-* in it (e.g. as, ld)
The buildfaq reads: 1. Cross binutils have been compiled, and are installed with $PREFIX=~/cross. The correct prefix has been identified (probably something like i686-ming32- and x86-64-linux- in our example) In my case what does the cross binutils constitute? Copying some files from the FreeBSD amd64 machine? When I do man "as" it says it can do 64bit code, but when I try to compile one of the ".as" files with --64 it complaints that it could not do it. Also when I do "file ppcrossx64" it reports it is 32bits. Therefore I don't think my cross compile produced amd64 code. The fact i386 units were created also points to that.
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