Thorsten Otto via fpc-devel <fpc-devel@lists.freepascal.org> schrieb am Di., 25. Jan. 2022, 10:54:
> > the prefix $CPU-$OS is just the default prefix for every cross > > > compiling, if you need an other, you can supply it with e.g. > > > -XPm68k-atari-mint- > > > > Yes, found that already. But there is also at least one assembler file > that is directly compiled from the Makefile (prt0.as), and that is also > compiled by that $CPU-OS-as assembler (also when you otherwise use vasm). > So i wonder a bit why that works on your build server. I also noted that, > when using vasm/vlink, those are also executed using that prefix, so the > actual assembler that is invoked is m68k-atari-vasmm68k_std. > For the makefiles you need to set BINUTILSPREFIX=m68k-atari-mint- then. This will be used both for assembly files and passed on to the compiler using -XP. Regards, Sven
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