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From: kapila@psueea.uucp (Kapila Ranasinghe)
Newsgroups: gnu.gcc
Subject: How do I cross-compile?
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Date: 22 Jan 90 21:13:00 GMT
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Reply-To: yamada-sun!eric@nosun.sun.com (Eric Hanchrow)
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Organization: Phase Three Logic, Inc.
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I've got gcc 1.36 running nicely on a Sun3, Sun386, and Sparcstation.  Each compilr
egenerates code for the machine it's running on.  I'd like to know
what do I need to do to make a gcc which runs on one machine, but generates code

for another.  The documentation hints that this can be done, but doesn't spell it out clearly.
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