Re: [ECOS] compiling code using posix functions.

[Jonathan Larmour <jifl at eCosCentric dot com>]

Chaitanya Vakkalanka wrote:
> > Just to help a bit more, you have to use the cygwin
> > "mount" command 
> > specifically to mount the locations of those files
> > in "text" mode. In fact 
> >  "mount -t c:/cygwin /" might just work if you have
> > installed in 
> > c:\cygwin. Check the output of the mount command
> > before and after.
>
> Hi,
> > From the responses what I understood is I need to
> mount the location of the files in binary mode so that
> the CRLF won't cause a problem. I've all my files
> including the application, ecos_install and ecos_build
> directories in D:\workdir. So, I need to mount this in
> binary mode, is it right? For that the command would
> be 
> mount -f -b D:/workdir /workdir. Is it correct?
If the source files are somewhere where they are read in text mode, then 
mount it as text mode, i.e.

mount -f -t D:/workdir /workdir

One way I suppose is to try it, and if it doesn't work, try the other way ;-).

Jifl
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