Re: GCC for embedded systems - help please

[Vincent Rubiolo <vincent dot rubiolo at st dot com>]

Hello Nigel,

The crossgcc ml is now @sources.redhat.com.
For useful info on GNU in embedded systems, look for Bill Gatliff's site which is full of tutorials 
and interesting examples.
ld manual also gives a short reference on how to set up code as it is done in crt0 (C version. You 
may not be forced to switch to ASM, AFAIK) p 33 (AT command and corresponding C code to relocate the 
corresponding sections of your program)

Hopes that helps.

Regards,
Vincent

murphyn@microsense.co.uk wrote:
> Dear GNUs,
>
>  I'm trying to compile some software for an embedded system. The host 
> system is a 486, I'm building on a 686. I'm trying to use GCC to compile 
> the source, but instead of the standard a.out elf format, all I want is 
> binary. I've written my own memoryscript.ld and crt0.s, although I'm now 
> having great difficulty getting code to run. I think theres problem with my 
> crt0.s
>
>  I've done some web trawling, and keep getting redirect to www.cygnus.com, 
> which is now a different site (I think? Havent seen the original). I've 
> also mailed the cross gcc mailing list (@cygnus.com) with mails bouncing 
> back! Has this site moved?
>
>  Does anyone know where I can find info on GCC for embedded systems, 
> especially info on crt0.s for a i486?
>
>  Has anyone done something like this before?
>
>  Had a look around at cross gcc info, but still to no avail.
>
>  Have I missed something? Will GCC do this for me?
>
>
>  Thankyou for your time.
>
>  Regards Nigel Murphy.
>
>
>