[ECOS] Arm Thumb gcc tools Cygwin installation help required

[Bill Knight]

Pete
  I just finished building the Arm Thumb tools for the
same board.  The version were:
binutls-2.11.2
gcc-3.0.4
newlib-1.10.0
insight-5.1.1

A couple of notes though.

gcc-3.x for a different processor won't build with less than
gcc-3.x as the native compiler.  You will need to upgrade to
gcc-3.x.  '/<src_dir>/configure bootstrap' is the magic phrase.
Please check the appropriate docs for more detailed info.  I'm
typing from memory and I have slept since then.

I'm not sure newlib is required for eCos, I built it anyway.

NEITHER of the patches listed on the eCos page for building
the Arm tools is required.

gcc-3.0.4 did not build libstdc++.a  I have no idea why.
When you build the libraries for eCos the 'target.ld' file
lists it in the list of libraries.  After reading several posts
about it in the archives, I removed it from 'target.ld'  The test
and example programs still link without complaints.

Warning - I'm new to eCos and haven't built gnu tools for some time.
If anyone can add more info or correct any mistakes I've made, it
won't hurt my feelings.

Regards
-Bill Knight
R O SoftWare

On Sun, 03 Mar 2002 23:33:23 +0000, Pete Barrie wrote:

>Has anybody recently + successfully built gcc
>for Arm Thumb under Cygwin on Win2000?
>If so can you tell me the versions of
>gcc , binutils , gdb and any patches used.
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>I'll be targeting to Atmel AT91EB40
>one I've actually built the tools!
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>My earlier mailing to group indicates the problem
>that I've hit at stage:
>make -w all-gcc install-gcc \
>LANGUAGES="c c++" 2>&1 | tee make.out
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>I've successfully built tools and developed for PC-target
>but can't build Arm Thumb tools.
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>Thanks for any help you can give.
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>Pete
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