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Re: Cross compiler x86->ARM (no stdio.h)
- To: law at cygnus dot com
- Subject: Re: Cross compiler x86->ARM (no stdio.h)
- From: niles at axp745 dot gsfc dot nasa dot gov
- Date: Mon, 13 Apr 98 21:40:15 -0400
- Cc: niles at axp745 dot gsfc dot nasa dot gov, egcs-bugs at cygnus dot com, niles at axp745 dot gsfc dot nasa dot gov
> > I'm trying to build a cross compiler using egcs-1.0.2 that compiles
> > code on a Linux machine to be run on an embedded Strong ARM processor.
> Well, for your cross compiler to be of any real value, you'll need
> include files for the target system.
Well, yes. That web site I listed has a very very tiny c-lib that
just enough to get an embedded program working. But, it doesn't
have any stdio stuff. Also, I know there are other people out
there using gcc for embedded ARM development. What are they
using? I'd love to just use glibc. How do I do that? That
web site supposely had everything you need for an embedded ARM
development. I'd just like to upgrade it from 2.5.8 to ecgs-1.0.2.
I'd even entertain paying cygnus to do it for me if it's quite
involved. Is that possiable? The orignal code was all GPL'ed.
Thanks,
Rick Niles.