Re: compiling --target=cygwin32-*

[Roland Zitzke]

Hi,
I still don't understand you problem exactly but I compiled gdb 5.0 a couple
of days ago using gcc 3.0 on my cygwin installation. I did this twice, once
for the host platform (cygwin) and then for the avr target (an old  patch
that I ported from 4.18)
Both compilations were successful and I tested the cygwin executable a bit -
I didn't find any problems.
Do you use the latest gcc version?
Rgds Roland
"Alan DuBoff" <address@hidden> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> Hi,
>
> I'm having trouble with the latest gdb 5.0 code in trying to cross compile
for
> a win32 host.
>
> Please bear with me while I explain my clients needs...they are using
cygwin
> and have the release code of 99r1p1, which includes gdb 4.18. I'm trying
to
> get gdb 5.0 or newer to cross compile to run on Windows under cygwin
(yuck!, I
> know but this is what I am tasked to do).
>
> My goal was to get the gdb 5.0 sources able to build using the cross
compiler,
> i386-cygwin32-gcc, to produce the proper target.
>
> I have worked with the cross compiler and have used gdb 4.x on an embedded
> Linux project (Kerbango Internet Radio) which was shutdown and put to the
> shelf...<weep!>
>
> Any help that you can give me in getting a working set of source code that
> will do that would be appreciated, or if there is something I can help
with to
> get the code compiling cleanly would be appreciated.
>
> --
>
> Alan DuBoff