Making cross-compiling targets?
Making cross-compiling targets?
- Subject: Making cross-compiling targets?
- From: Joe Auricchio <email@hidden>
- Date: Sat, 15 Nov 2003 11:08:35 -0800
Hello,
I'm a user of TIGCC (http://tigcc.ticalc.org/), a C compiler for Texas
Instruments' line of 68k-based graphing calculators. They have a
Windows IDE and a Linux IDE is in development, but nothing for OS X
beyond a simple command-line tool. I'd like to use XCode for
development, and this will require writing new rules for the build
system.
The DevTools Help (and also developer.apple.com) have no helpful
information for how to do this. I've started trying to reverse-engineer
the various .pbprodspec, .pbcompspec, .pblinkspec, etc files that live
in /Sys/Lib/PrivateFrameworks/DevToolsCore/.../Resources/, but before I
get too involved in that, is there any easier way to do this?
Here's what I need to do:
-Add keywords to XCode's syntax coloring, for the handful of extensions
in TIGCC
-Make TI projects build with a GCC compiler, LD linker, and A68K
assembler all living in a non-standard path
-Make TI projects link against a different libc
-Make TI projects have a different system header file path (that is,
<stdio.h> does not mean /usr/include/stdio.h)
If there's a simple tutorial for how to add this stuff to XCode, PLEASE
point me to it! (Or even a non-simple tutorial!)
Also, where should my custom .pb*spec files go? I have them in
/Developer/Extras/Specifications based on a combination of old 10.2-era
info and wishful thinking. Is there a better place for them?
Thanks,
Joe Auricchio ~ email@hidden
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