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RE: Developing 68332 system with gcc and gdb.
- To: "'Wojciech Zielinski'" <wzielins at kki dot net dot pl>, "'egcs at cygnus dot com'" <egcs at cygnus dot com>
- Subject: RE: Developing 68332 system with gcc and gdb.
- From: "Tomaz Stih" <tomaz dot stih at triglif dot com>
- Date: Fri, 26 Jun 1998 10:07:18 +0200
> I am a newbie in 683xx Motorola microcontrollers. I have linux
> on my PC (distribution: redhat 5.0). I know that developing a 68332
> based system in a linux environment with cgoss gcc is possible.
> I have installed gcc and gdb.
> I will be very grateful if someone will answer for these questions:
> 1) What is also needed to compile my programs
> and produce coff (and srec) file for a 68332 platform?
A properly compiled compilers with target set as your platform
(packages binutils and gcc), optional standard library (an alternative
for RTEMS is cygnus newlib), optional gnu make and some other utilities.
Also to test your first few crosses an 68332 emulator would come
in very handy.
I am a rookie in embedded systems also and am doing my Bs.c. on compiling
and using RTEMS using linux+gnu tools. My platform is M68000 and I will need
to port BSP. If there are other RTEMS beginners with similar problems I would like
to form a kind of community that could share the experience as work is in progress.
Thus if any of you people is interested please write me.
Best regards,
Tomaz