I was posting about this problem to gcc-help, but now it's pretty clearly an ARM issue, so I've posted here. The original messages are appended at the bottom....
Hi, I'm compiling and linking a project using -mbig-endian. The libs are only LE. Does anyone have any advice? Found this thread searching on "big endian". Is...
Hi,I am having trouble compiling and linking with GNUARM 4.1.1 while using long long type division. The long long type division can't work correctly compiled...
Hello, We are trying to switch to the gnuarm toolchain but we found some serious problems while debugging. The application starts but at some point we have an...
... I recently did a project in which I used long longs, I don't recall but it seems that I had to use a typedef to properly inform gcc of the 64bit integer: ...
... No, it is not. This list is not the "official" list for gcc, that would be probably found over on gnu.org I'm not sure why this list is here, but it is....
We don't have a "code" problem when debugging. We can clearly see where the execution of the program is (in the source files). So I guess the cmm files used...
Hello, I would suggest to contact Lauterbach directly. Go to their website at www.lauterbach.com and visit their support section. You can mail them your...
... would ... ARM ... I thought this problem had been discussed FREQUENTLY over on the LPC2000 list. Basically, you write your own interrupt entry and exit ...
Hello guys i have a tricky problem at least for me because iam new in MaxSim iam trying to run a simple "helo world" c program compiled by gcc-3.4.3 in maxsim...
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I recently moved some of our products from an HC11 to an ARM based controller. In the process, I had to replace an assembly optimized fixed point set of...
zjhuyz Wrote ... Define "not work correctly". What exactly is happening and what are you expecting to happen instead? Robert ... myhosting.com - Premium...
I wanted to make a query that is it possible to port ucos-ii on arm9 using crosstool. I also wanted a few pointers as to how i should proceed in this. 1. am...
I am trying so hard to make the crosstool-0.28 chain working but failing each time. The error which i got this time are /bin/sh: /usr/bin/install: Permission...
Although you have not included how you got to this error, I am assuming that you just invoked a 'make install'. Try 'su' to become root before you 'make...
Hi Keshav, ... I've updated my crosstools build notes for the TS-7300 board that you are trying to build for http://www.ovro.caltech.edu/~dwh/ts7300/ts7300.pdf...
Dear all, Please help me, I am using gcc compiler with eclipse. My board is of olimex LPC2378, I am writing a program to blink the LED. I am blinking the leds...
dear all, Please help me, I am using gcc compiler with eclipse. My board is of olimex LPC2378, I am writing a program to blink the LED. I am blinking the leds...
Dear Barry, Thanks for your reply. Actually delay is OK, I can see blinking of LEDs. But my problem is that My LEDs are connected at P0.26 to P0.24 For that I...
... There is a special interest group on Yahoo for the LPC2000 family of processors. It is quite an active group and I am sure that your questions would be...
Dear Sachin, Firstly, Barry suggested correct way of writing delay routines. Use of "volatile" keyword does not let the compiler perform optimization for loop...
hi friends, i want to write startup code for the lpc2294.i have done the stack allocation part for the exceptions and vector routine. I need some ref. I got...
... There is a discussion of the startup code requirements here: http://www.ovro.caltech.edu/~dwh/ucos/project_AR1803.pdf its for a LPC2138, but you should get...
... Oh yes, sorry I wasn't clear. Using sprintf() works perfectly, with "\n" moving the cursor down (but not to the left), and "\r" moving the cursor to the...
Sorry, posted to wrong list! ... Oh yes, sorry I wasn't clear. Using sprintf() works perfectly, with "\n" moving the cursor down (but not to the left), and...
... This is pretty much what I would expect from printf(). I may be way off but I thought printf() ultimately called a user provided putc() to do the actual...