I tried to compile gcc with gcc, but it wasn't detecting gcc, because it was arm-eabi-gcc. In zlib's configure script, you can set a CROSS_PREFIX environment variable to use a specific gcc.
If you're using bash, (without quotes) run "CROSS_PREFIX=arm-none-eabi- make".
Or if you're using plain Windows cmd, run "set CROSS_PREFIX=arm-none-eabi-", and then run "make". You only need to set the variable once in this case.
Derpy edit: worth a try: "make CROSS_PREFIX=arm-none-eabi-"
If you're using bash, (without quotes) run "CROSS_PREFIX=arm-none-eabi- make".
Or if you're using plain Windows cmd, run "set CROSS_PREFIX=arm-none-eabi-", and then run "make". You only need to set the variable once in this case.
Derpy edit: worth a try: "make CROSS_PREFIX=arm-none-eabi-"
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