Cross GCC on Mac OS X

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+====== i386 Linux GCC for Mac OS x Installation Instructions (Release 2) ======
+The DMG files contain an Mac OS X package. Use ''i386-linux-gcc 4.1.1 for Mac OS X (ppc).dmg'' on a PPC Mac, and ''i386-linux-gcc 4.1.1 for Mac OS X (Intel).dmg'' on an Intel Mac.
+This package installs all files in ''**/usr/local/i386-linux-4.1.1**'' directory.
+All tools are located in the ''**/usr/local/i386-linux-4.1.1/bin**'' directory. You can add this path to your ''$PATH'' shell variable, or invoke the tools with their full path name : for example ''**/usr/local/i386-linux-4.1.1/bin/i386-linux-gcc**'' for ''gcc''.
+This package is based on the following distributions:
+^Package  ^Version ^
+|BINUTILS  |binutils-2.17  |
+|GCC  |gcc-4.1.1  |
+|GCC Core  |gcc-core-4.1.1  |
+|C++  |gcc-g++-4.1.1  |
+|JAVA  |gcc-java-4.1.1  |
+|OBJECTIVE C  |gcc-objc-4.1.1  |
+|GLIBC  |glibc-2.3.6  |
+|GLIBC LINUX THREADS  |glibc-linuxthreads-2.3.6  |
+|LINUX LIBC HEADERS  |linux-libc-headers-2.6.12  |
+====== Sample Code ======
+Once that you installed the distribution, you can test the correct operation with the following example. It includes the source files, a ''makefile'' file, and command files:
+  * for compiling, open ''build.command'' file;
+  * for cleaning, open ''clean.command'' file.
+Theses command files call the makefile.
+|Hello World in C |{{c_sample_gcc_for_linux_on_macosx.zip|c_sample_gcc_for_linux_on_macosx.zip}} (3.7 kB)|