... Here's the code from the ATMEL USB Framework Core 1.02 in question. It was downloaded from Martin Thomas's WinArm site...anyone can download and build the...
We have an embedded ARM platform running ThreadX, and are using the cygwin ARM toolchain. I'm tasked with storing a gdb readable core image when things go...
hello every bady, am using uClinux with linux 2.6.16 uc0 version on ARM9, and i want to add busybox to my shell (nwsh) but when compiling i have same problem ...
I'm trying to translate armasm codes into gnu assembler codes. Since the codes are too big, I am looking for a software to automatically convert the codes. Is...
hello every body i have uClinux running on my board (ARM966E-S with XIP) and i have 2Mo norFlash and 1Mo SRAM (SRAM on externel memory interface) i use Sash ...
Hi, I'm trying to find clock cylces for a function in RVDS using clock function, but i not giving correct value. Can anybody help me to find how much clock...
Hi I'm trying to find clock cylces for a function in RVDS using clock function, but its not giving correct value. Can anybody help me to how to find clock...
Probably in the kernle configuration under uClinux the option to include the proc filesystem, and probably the sys filesystem has been disabled. Without these...
Daniel Amor
daniel@...
Feb 13, 2008 10:17 am
3820
thank you, y want to check file on Linux2.6.x/fs/proc.. but i think that's a relationchip between /proc files and setup.c under arch/arm/kernel ... include ......
The proc filesystem should have no relationship to board or arch config, is just a configuration in the distribution and something that has to be made in the...
Daniel Amor
daniel@...
Feb 13, 2008 10:41 am
3822
HI ... -- ARM REQUIRE8 PRESERVE8 AREA ||i.theshit||, CODE, READONLY, ALIGN=2 core_cycles PROC PUSH {r4,lr} ldr r0, =__long_reference ldr r1, [r0] MOV...
thanks alot for your help, i think that the probleme is at proc is not mounted when uClinux start; now im sure that proc_fs is compiled and added to my romfs...
In uClinux, in kernel options you must look for proc filesystem options, I don't remember exactly where it is located, but maybe under filesystems -> pseudo...
Daniel Amor
daniel@...
Feb 13, 2008 12:41 pm
3825
thanks for your help i have set proc option active, i know that all files compiled are in fs/proc and there is no error compilation, I boot uClinux from flash ...
Not running an init file is ok, as long as your app doesn't need nothing more than just the kernel or if you are in a first development stage and want to play...
Daniel Amor
daniel@...
Feb 13, 2008 1:14 pm
3827
... I think you'll get far better, and faster, info looking at some of the Linux mailing lists. I generally find that my Linux kernel questions have normally...
hi, i want to write linker script for lpc2294,can anybody give me ref..... also i want know where to configure the bcconfig registers i dont know where to do...
Hi, check what cygwin1.dll they use. I had similar effect when my system had newer version that the tools were compiled for. Google for sysinternals ...
Thank you!!! 1st: sysinternals filemon has been replaced by sysinternals process_monitor, which captures even more info. 2nd: using process_monitor, I could...
Thanks for asm, Its giving correct numbers. Thanking you with regards, SAKTHIVEL NATARAJAN http://sakthivelnatarajan.blogspot.com ... From: SPEC To:...
Hello! I'm currently on my second day trying to get a fully working cross-compiler for arm with soft-float. I've searched the internet up and down, but I'm...
... up ... the ... etc. ... instructions ... enable ... which ... is ... online. ... Have you tried the instructions at www.gnuarm.org on the Support tab, near...
... Yes, this was the first thing I tried. But as the GNU GCC Manual points out, to use soft-float, the libgcc.a must also be compiled with soft-float. This is...
Solved! (hopefully, compiling as I type) Googling libgcc.a soft float yielded that specifying the architecture (-march=armv5) when compiling gcc propegates...
I notice now that the multilib options specified in t-arm-elf aren't making it into the compile, doing --print-multi-lib on the first try compiling has just...