SV: Problems with arm-elf with soft-float

[Øyvind Harboe]

> This is an object file marking bug.  An arm-elf-gcc compiler 
> is soft-float 
> by default, but objects compiled with the default options are 
> effectively 
> marked by the assembler as being hard-float (since not-marked 
> is identical 
> to hard-float).  The best solution is to drop -msoft-float from your 
> compilation options -- it won't alter the code you get.
> 
> R.

Ah!

Some questions:

- has this been reported (or fixed) for GCC 3.3? 

- slightly related: I need the interwork code, and I 
had to modify the t-arm-elf file to enable those libgcc.a 
permutations. Is this the proper way to do it? 


If modifying t-arm-elf is required, I'm a bit unsure what
--enable-interwork does.

Øyvind

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