Once you have verified the C crosscompiler, the Pascal cross-compiler can be configured and built. Note that the `configure' script does not require any cross-compiler related switches because GPC inherits all of this from GNU CC.
Sample output for a FreeBSD->msdos cross configuration:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------- Configuration summary: Building a i386-go32 crosscompiler hosted by i386-unknown-freebsd2.1.0 GPC sources in: ../gpc-2.0 GCC sources in: ../gcc-2.7.2.1 GCC object code in: ../gcc GCC version: 2.7.2.1 Compiler for GPC: gcc Compiler for libgpc.a: i386-go32-gcc Compiler flags: -g -O Cross-ar utility: i386-go32-ar Cross-ranlib utility: i386-go32-ranlib Installation path: /usr/bin, /usr/lib/gcc-lib/i386-go32/2.7.2.1 -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Now, type `make' to build the compiler and runtime system.
Building a cross-compiler requires cross-binutils for your target,
i386-go32 in this examples. If `configure' is not able to find
`i386-go32-ar' and/or `i386-go32-ranlib', you may have to run it
again with again with --with-ar=your-cross-ar or
--with-ranlib=your-cross-ranlib switches.
Then, `make' and `make install' the cross-compiler like you would for a native configuration.