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GNUs, I require some help getting started out using GCC for my embedded system. The target system is an embedded i486 with little or no external hardware, it's actually an STPC Elite. I have a bootloader for my system, this boots the STPC(Processor) into a known state and strts execution of code from 10000h. This works fine and I've tested it using a bit of assembler. I now want to use C. I initialy started out by trying to write my own memory script and crt0.s for GCC, although this has prooved porblematic as I can't find the information to finish my crt0.s. After some web trawling, I found out about crossgcc, yourselfs. I tried installing gcc as a cross compilier usin Bill Gatliffs info, initaly with the target set to i386-elf. This built fine, but could not find crt0.o when calling gcc (i386-elf-gcc!) with a simple program. I then tried i486-none-elf as the target, but this failed when trying to build the cross compiler (Binutils/bootstrap GCC/newlib OK). It rekoned that the bootstrap GCC would not make an executable? Why? I'm probably stumbling around missing the obvious again! I'm trying to install the latest version of GCC/BINUTILS/NEWLIB (all just downloaded today) if thats of help. My system is RH7.2 Ta. Nigel Murphy. ------ Want more information? See the CrossGCC FAQ, http://www.objsw.com/CrossGCC/ Want to unsubscribe? Send a note to crossgcc-unsubscribe@sources.redhat.com
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