On 11/30/2012 08:49 AM, Weddington, Eric wrote:
Cool! Do you have any public links to your talk?
<https://media.defcon.org/dc-20/presentations/Anch-Omega/FDEFCON-20-Anch-Omega-The-Darknet-of-Things.pdf>
<http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pMY80H9PUus>
I know that ARM GCC has a similar switch. IIRC, it only selects the core.
Right, which leaves the linker script, crt, headers, etc. up to the
project developer ;-(
FYI, there's an open source project that adds the AVR backend to LLVM. It's
currently on SourceForge (name: avr-llvm).
Yeah, I have no idea how functional it is though...
Guys, the main point of this thread is to get avr-libc 1.8.1 out the door. I'll
I was asking for was help with the avr-libc bug list.
Sorry, this is just a *really* sore point with me in both AVR and ARM.
I agree that getting 1.8.1 done is the immediate priority, which is why
I'm cranking on the full-range Xmega patches right now. Hopefully the
binutils and gcc components can be pushed up ASAP as well.
I understand the desire to reorganize the world to make it sane. I'd like that,
too. Yes, it's a big task. If anyone is really serious about doing that, then
let's put a plan together that can actually be worked on. Maybe that would be a
good reason to move avr-libc to 2.0.
I hopefully will have a little bit more leeway to work on something like
that in the near future, so while I can't at this point take the lead
either time- or skill-wise, I would love to be involved.
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