[uClibc]How to make a v850(e)-elf cross compiler from the gcc3.2-uclibc-toolchain

[Anders Boegild]

Sorry, I should have been more specific about what I'm doing.. so here 
comes the story:

I'm running RedHat 7.3, kernel 2.4.18-3, gcc 2.96 and can login as root.
I would like to make standalone c programs for the v850(e)-elf target ( 
not running uClinux or anything ) and be able to #include<math.h> and 
#include<stdio.h> ..etc.
What I have so far is a semi-working cross compiler based on

binutils-2.13
(compiled with 'configure --target=v850e-elf 
--prefix=/home/DarkWing/v850e' and then 'make instal' )

gcc-20021202 snapshot (gcc 3.3 beta for v850e support, gcc 3.2.1 only 
supports plain v850, or am I wrong?)
( first 'export PATH=/home/DarkWing/v850e/bin:$PATH'  then compiled with 
'configure --target=v850e-elf --prefix=/home/DarkWing/v850e 
--enable-languages=c,c++' and then 'make install')

..but no runtimelib ( so i can only invoke gcc with the -c or -S option 
(no linking) )

I would like uClibc as runtimelib, so i thought the easiest way was to 
grab the 'gcc-3.2-uclibc-20020916.src.tar.gz'-file from kernel.org
-but that fails because of a small bug in the Makefile ( 
uClibc-xxx/extra/Configs/uClibc_config_fix.pl  has been deleted from the 
tree but not from the Makefile )

I'm not very sharp at all this so i would be very greatful if somebody 
would write write down sort of a "step-by-step" instruction on how to 
compile uClibc as a wrapper, or what to fix in the toolchain to make it 
work. -Or point me to where I can read about it ( I havn't been able to 
find much on the subject)

Regards 
Anders, denmark