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I need a version of the GCC Cross compiler configured with TARGET=arm-elf, using newlib. My design will not have an OS, hence, I understand that arm-linux with glib will not work for me (correct me if I am wrong).
You mean glibc, not glib, but otherwise you're right. (There is a glib, but it's something else entirely than glibc. I used to get them mixed up, too.)
I found a precompiled version for arm-linux on www.handhelds.org that was super easy to set up. Does anyone know if there are pre-compiled versions available for arm-elf ? Worst case, I will compile the source, but wanted to save some time.
You're better off building it from source, I think. Why trust binaries compiled by some random hacker in Italy or Russia? Seems like a rather insecure thing to do. Better to only trust software from the original source...
I did some random googling, and found a page that includes instructions on how to do that, as well as a link to a prebuilt toolchain: http://nimar.net/docs/C_Programming_Guide_for_Sony_J70.txt
Have fun! - Dan
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