Le vendredi 4 avril 2014 09:39:44 UTC+2, David Brown a écrit :
Indeed, it is a new architecture similar to Mips and its toolchain wasn't provided yet!
If you are talking about a new architecture, you have a /lot/ of work
ahead of you. Crosstools is nothing more than a collection of
information and scripts to make it easier to build cross development
tools (compiler, assembler, linker, library, etc.) for gcc-supported
targets. (I think in theory, crosstools-ng.org would like to support
other compilers, but in practice they are gcc only.)
When you want to add a new cpu architecture to gcc, far more work is
involved. And if you are asking here about it, and mixing it up with a
simple crosstools build, then you are so unqualified for the job that I
am not even going to give you pointers and a things-to-do list. Tell
your boss or teacher that you haven't the first clue about what you are
doing, and they should either contact someone like Red Hat or Code
Sourcery for professional help, or plan for you to spend a long time
learning and researching before you can start the actual work of porting
the toolchain.