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Martin Gysel wrote: |
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> Mike Frysinger schrieb: |
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>> On Wednesday 08 July 2009 12:14:38 billium wrote: |
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>>> The target is arm cortex with using newlib. |
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>>> If I try crossdev -s3 -t arm-elf-gnueabi |
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>>> in the summary header libc: glibc-[latest] |
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>>> and it fails with BFD does not support target. |
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>> i dont think your tuple makes any sense. i'm pretty sure you want "arm-elf- |
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>> eabi". |
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>> -mike |
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> but if I understand crossdev code correctly with this tuple newlib |
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> doesn't get selected (*-newlib|*-elf but not |
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> *-newlib*|*-elf*). |
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> furthermore AFAIK for the compiler the word eabi is important otherwise |
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> arm eabi isn't selected as default. so my suggestion is to use |
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> arm-softfloat-eabi and change crossdev (add |*-eabi just after |
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> *-newlib|*-elf). |
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> another option would probably be to just change *-elf to *-elf* so that |
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> newlib gets selected but in this case I don't know how gcc behaves... |
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> @mike is there a change to have one of these mods added to crossdev |
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> upstream? |
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> /martin |
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This is what I have found, hence the cheat mentioned in the first post. |
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But I can't cheat and get gdb also. |
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Billy |
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