> Does anyone know if gcc was compiled with "mips" cross compiler support?
It wasn't. In general, gcc is configured for a single host-target pair, and you combine them through clever installation tricks :-) > What about as? I'm guessing I'm going to have to grab the source for > binutils if not, right? Right. You might want to grab the debian source package, tweak debian.rules for (1) add --target mips-whatever to the configure line (2) change the version numbers and package name (3) either use --prefix to put it somewhere else, or --program-transform-name (I think that's what it's called) to prefix everything with nachos-, so you can run nachos-gcc... I'd also look at how the aout-gcc package is set up. Strictly speaking, it's an i386-elf hosted i386-aout cross-compiler :-) so may already have the right packaging decisions made. (If I'm right, let me know -- I'll probably do a linux -x- m68k-netbsd compiler kit at some point :-)
