Mark Duckworth schrieb:
IGCC and binutils got isntalled some weeks ago, a friend guided me via IRC chat. I'm not sure we did it that way,On 1/8/10 1:29 PM, Stefan Niestegge wrote:There is no howto really. Someone needs to build proper working binutils 2.20 and gcc 4.4.2 rpms that you can install to replace your currently installed gcc. Then it is a matter of cd'ing into the freemint folder and typing 'make'. Until then you need to download the builds from mikro's site (use google to find it), tar jxvf -C / binutils-2.20.tar.bz2 and tar jxvf -C / gcc-4.4.2.tar.bz2 (the names may be different). Then you need to make those overcome your current gcc/binutils by doing export PATH=/usr/local/bin/:$PATH. Then you can verify if you type gcc --version and you get 4.4.2 you should be good to go to the freemint folder and type make and you will be building with gcc 4.4.2. If you have any other gcc or binutils builds installed under /usr/local they will be trashed by this command I believe.Hi MiNTlist, i want to compile a recent FreeMiNT on/for my Falcon with ct63. So i logged in into cvs:export CVSROOT=:pserver:cvsanon@sparemint.org:/mint cvs loginwith the commandcvs checkout freeminti get the recent main branch? Or am i doing something wrong?If there is a 'howto proper compile FreeMiNT using EasyMiNT install plus GCC 4.2.2 / Binutils 2.20' i was unable to find, please give me a link.Thanks, Mark
but gcc -v gives me 4.4.2. How to check for binutils? Stefan PS: Mark: sorry for mailing you directly instead the list