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Re: [PATCH ARM/THUMB] replace mov with movs in crt0.S


On 23 Nov 2011, at 19:24, "Thomas Klein" <th.r.klein@web.de> wrote:

> On 11/23/11 18:18, Richard Earnshaw wrote:
>> On 23/11/11 18:24, Thomas Klein wrote:
>> 
>>> The ARM7TDMI machine usually starting with a crt0 in ARM similar the one
>>> in arm-elf-eabi/newlib.
>>> The Cortex-M3 machine starts with a THUMB2 crt0 similare the one in
>>> arm-elf-eabi/thumb/thumb2/newlib
>>> When running a test thumb program in arm-sim the crt0 of
>>> arm-elf-eabi/thumb/newlib is used.
>>> And at least with this I have had the problem.
>>> The simulator did not like the MOV lo, lo.
>>> Using MOVS lo, lo instead helps.
>>> 
>> So can you send me the output of
>> 
>> readelf -A crt0.o
>> 
>> For the object file that you think is incorrectly built please.
>> 
>>> If this problem is been created by myself. Since usually no
>>> THUMB/Interwork crt0 would be created
>>> and only a ARM or THUMB2 crt0 would exist.
>>> Then I have to say sorry for the trouble I made.
>> I'm not trying to suggest that, I'm just trying to understand what's
>> going on here.  It looks to me as though the permutation you're using
>> should be using legacy syntax and I don't, yet, understand why you are
>> seeing the problem you are reporting.
>> 
>> R.
>> 
>> 
> 
> Oops, this is not what I was expected to see.
> I thought to see v4t with thumb1 and not v6t2 with thumb2.
> My solutions might be to simple, and not correct.
> 


> 
> File: ./arm-elf-eabi/thumb/newlib/crt0.o
> Attribute Section: aeabi
> File Attributes
>   Tag_CPU_arch: v6T2
>   Tag_ARM_ISA_use: Yes
>   Tag_THUMB_ISA_use: Thumb-2
>   Tag_DIV_use: Not allowed
> 

Ok, can you send me the output of gcc -dM -E for this one (IIRC this should give you a list of pre processor defines).  No need to do the others, as I suspect that they will be following a similar pattern.

R.


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