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dear gnu,
I am a mixed
language programmer. I am porting a very large number of Fortran 77
subroutines to a ARM9 based embedded application (Atmel AT91SAM9261). It was
almost a god send when I tripped over gnude with this capability. After
downloading release 1.2 and setting up my path environment for \gnude\bin,
running the command process for DOS, I typed:
arm-elf-gcc piset.for
it immediately responded with:
arm-elf-gcc: installation problem, cannot exec 'f771': No file or
directory
Do I need additional files,
and/or should I enhance the path environment further? Is there
a .bat file to get me started and/or to do the
linkage?
Is there any other FORTRAN and
mixed FORTRAN-c application notes that could assist me
further?
Does the gnude object and executable code work well in a
Windows CE operating system? Are there any app notes or tricks to use gnude code
with
windows CE?
Thanks for your attention,
Dave Kenyon
Hamilton Research, Ltd.
973 538-4129 home
973 727-0854 cell
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