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"Jonathan Lucas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> We're not concerned about the C part (we can already run the user space
> software in a PTH-based environment using the GNU toolchain), but we're a
> bit concerned about the assembler for the RTOS (Nucleus), which was
> written for the ARM commercial assembler.
> Does anyone have any experience of doing something like this, and as such,
> any advice about whether this is a viable approach?
> Unfortunately, dropping Nucleus for something a bit more GCC friendly is
> not an option. We need to show that our software works on Nucleus on
The ARM format assembler is a little different to what GAS expects.
It's possible to convert with a bit of sed magic, however. It's also
possible to have assembler that works with both, by use of a bit of
pre-processed assembler and macros.
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