Building cross-compiler gcc

I'm currently attempting to build gcc-3.4.3 for an embedded
PPC405/vxWorks platform.  I'm building the cross-compiler on a
Linux/i686 running the Debian 3.1 distribution with a 2.6.8 kernel.

The problem is that I'm compiling
--with-headers={vxworks-path-goes-here} and in order for that to work,
it needs several compiler switches added everytime it uses the
generated compiler to compile libstdc++, libgcc, libiberty, etc.  I
cannot find an easy way to do this.  I had to modify gcc/Makefile.in
for libgcc to compile, now it's complaining about libiberty, and I'm
starting to dread having to do this for each and every
subdirectory/library that is compiled.

Despite my fruitless searching, I'm still hoping there's something I
can do, like configure --with-target-cflags="..."

Any ideas?
Aaron

atgraham@gmail.com wrote:
> I'm currently attempting to build gcc-3.4.3 for an embedded
> PPC405/vxWorks platform.  I'm building the cross-compiler on a
> Linux/i686 running the Debian 3.1 distribution with a 2.6.8 kernel.
> 
> The problem is that I'm compiling
> --with-headers={vxworks-path-goes-here} and in order for that to work,
> it needs several compiler switches added everytime it uses the
> generated compiler to compile libstdc++, libgcc, libiberty, etc.  I
> cannot find an easy way to do this.  I had to modify gcc/Makefile.in
> for libgcc to compile, now it's complaining about libiberty, and I'm
> starting to dread having to do this for each and every
> subdirectory/library that is compiled.
> 
> Despite my fruitless searching, I'm still hoping there's something I
> can do, like configure --with-target-cflags="..."

Try this

http://kegel.com/crosstool/

It might help.

Paul.