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From: razdan@chanakya.oakhill.uucp (Anshuman Razdan)
Newsgroups: comp.windows.x
Subject: Building X11R4 on apollo 10k using cross compilation for 68XXX m/c
Message-ID: <RAZDAN.90Feb23140106@chanakya.oakhill.uucp>
Date: 23 Feb 90 20:01:06 GMT
References: X11R4 server, apollo
Sender: news@oakhill.UUCP
Organization: Motorola Inc., SPS CAD, Austin, Texas.
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Another question for people who may have experience of 
compiling X on apollo.

I am trying to build the server on a apollo 10 k and trying to 
use the cross compilation switch to build the server for 68XXX
m/c.  Now in the documentation of 10k it says use the fllowing switch in
the compiler (/bin/cc) for cross compilation :

	-A cpu, 4000 (say compiling for DN4000)

There is nothing like this in the apollo.cf file.  I concluded that if I include
that statement in the apollo.cf file as

#define BOOTSTRAPCFLAGS = -A cpu, 4000 and use

make BOOTSTRAPCFLAGS="-A cpu,400" World > make.world

to build the server.  

Am I doing it right.  I would like to get some input before I start hogging the m/c.

One of my user groups have reluctantly let me use their DN10000 machine.

Thanx for the support

Anshuman Razdan

oakhill!chanakya!razdan@cs.utexas.edu