[ECOS] Oddly formatted target.ld

[michael shiloh]

disclaimer: i don't use windows so i don't
use cygwin.

that said,
This looks a bit like microsoft end-of-line
termination vs. linux (and ecos) eol termination,
but that doesn't explain the whole thing. 

is there an option in cygwin for things like
"dos to unix line termination conversion"
or
"add terminating line feed"
?

sorry i'm barely helpful. perhaps someone 
else has the real answer. hopefully these 
are some things to check which might lead
you to the answer.

have you searched the archives of the mailing
list? there is  a wealth of good information
in there.


good luck,
michael

On Thu, 28 Feb 2002, Bill Knight wrote:

> Warning - I'm new to the list.
> 
> That said, I've been trying to generate the libraries and tests for
> the AT91EB40 Arm eval board from Atmel.  I've tried using several
> different versions of gcc all with a recent version of Cygwin.  The
> libraries build OK but the target.ld file that is generated is very
> oddly formatted and causes a parse error during the link step.  While
> this must be an obvious beginners problem, I've looked through the
> archives without success.  A sampling of target.ld follows:
> 
> STARTUP
>        (
>         vectors
>                .
>                 o
>                  )
> ENTRY
>      (
>       reset_vector
>                   )
> INPUT
>      (
>       extras
>             .
>              o
>               )
> GROUP
>      (
>       libtarget
>                .
>                 a
>                   libgcc
>                         .
>                          a
>                           )
> MEMORY
> {
>     sram
>          :
>            ORIGIN
>                   =
>                     0x00000000
>                               ,
>                                 LENGTH
>                                        =
>                                          0x2000
> 
> I have generated the libraties with several versions of the config
> tool including 1.31.net and 2.08.  The resulting target.ld is the
> same.  I've even tried generating the tree with ecosconfig with the
> same results.
> 
> Any help would be greatly appreciated.
> 
> Thanks in advance.
> -Bill Knight
> R O SoftWare
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 

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