... I've no experience with g++, but I know it is not well supported in gnu-m68hc11. There are a few missing or problematic parts. I don't know what...
Hi fjzuluaga ... In order to compile and link C++ code you shall use g++. ... Maybe -nostdlib will help, but I doubt as the C++ support is weak. -- 42Bastian...
... I seem to be able to get on again. Sorry for any trouble you had with the tbdml package. I have the tarball here and will try to post it. If I cant Jeff...
... Notice: It's there, http://groups.yahoo.com/group/gnu-m68hc11/files/tbdml-gdb.tar.gz So anyone who tries it can give useful feedback. I hope to try it...
Hello All, I'm working on a project with a 68HC12 microcontroller that is supposed to enable me to control an AD9959 IC using a PC. The only thing that this...
... [...] Welcome, and I hope you do get this going. I'm impressed that you have already tried Yeah, seems pretty simple (unless of course you don't know how...
Hi again, Here is my first results trying to compile gdb with TBDML. Now I am using the last uploaded version of tbdml....tar.gz (including patch for the...
... First thing is to make sure gdb 6.2 with Stephane's patch builds OK. [I'm having trouble with that now, maybe because newer system] When you use Tom's...
... I am almost sure it builds OK, because of a lot of build attempts I have performed ... but I will try once again fisrt to build only it (with Stephane's...
... Thanks for the notes, these could be helpful. What is this "--enable-tui" thing? I don't remember that in any instructions. I do have a feeling that we...
Folks, Its been quite a while, The read me(included below) gives the actual data I used. I can only assume things have changed. I used SuSE 9 and had a lot...
Hi again, In fact, I am following exactly these instructions (I found them in one old post in the group). But I am trying to build only the gdb ... not the...
... I figure that this "tui" could stand for "terminal user interface" because the option has been said to enable full screen debugging mode. It makes sense if...
Hi again folks, Thank you, Jeff for your notes. It is very difficult to sort out this plenty of information ... and I suppose this is the main problem. I think...
... [...] Yasen, I haven't used gdb-tbdml yet, but am wondering about this error you say. I hope Tom can say more about how tbdml works, but it sounds to me...
That is correct, the configure must be completed. I remember getting the "USB interface claimed failed" I don't remember what fixed it, maybe disconnecting and...
The the devices listed are the only ones I had data on. ou will need to check the setup for the NE64, It seems every one of them have different register...
Jeff, See my last reply, Every one of them haves many things changed. You need to look at the setup section, and the file write routines. I don't have the...
Hi again, Definitely I've managed to buil gdb with TBDML support (not able to program flash of my target NE64) ... but the pod seems to works fine with gdb,...
Tom, will you be so kind to explain why in tbdml options (on gdb target command) the falsh_base for 256K Flash device is 0xD0000??? What it is its relationship...
... I'm glad you asked; this is my specialty. You must be talking about GCC expanded memory map in general, which is the same for all target MCU (the...
The flash base is for a linear address space. most compilers give a clock of addersses. For the hcs12 it ends at ffffff(I think) if you subtract 256k from...
Hi, Tom. Thank you for this detailed explanation - it is for sure it will help a lot of folks to understand this issue. I think I understood the main...
... You can use my Linux calculator then (KCalc) :) I also have a $15 Casio fx-115MS from WalMart that does works best. Thanks Tom, that's a good simple...
... Note that it was I (imajeff) who gave the detailed (probably confusing) explanation :) And I posted to correct something in Tom's easier answer so we have...