Well, I have a silly problem now...
While writing down the steps I took, I simply can't remember anymore where I've "told" Eclipse to take gdb-cris iso gdb as a compiler. I tried to set up a new project to write down exactly what I had done previously, but now I see 'gcc' is taken iso 'gcc-cris' when running the compilation. Of course, this fails... When I use the project which is working fine, then I see 'gcc-cris' is used and I see nicely the correct steps which are defined in the corresponding makefile. Any idea where I could have set this one? If I could remember this one, then my notes are done. You can anyhow have a look already here: http://www.gevawebsolutions.com/wiki/index.php?title=Eclipse_Debugging#Using_Eclipse_to_build_C-based_FoxBoard_programs But no guarantee yet, as long as I can't get a second (and third, and forth, and ...) project up and running with gdb-cris... Hope you have a clue... Best rgds, --Geert --- In [email protected], "Kirby W. Cartwright" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Geert, > > Don't worry about misspelling my name; "Kirkby" is the > original spelling of my name in Scotland. It meant > "By the church." > > I've attached a screenshot of the Eclipse properties page (build steps) > where a script or command might be executed before and > after a build; for example "scp" or "ftp." > > I am looking to seeing your notes on your website. > > Regards, > > Kirby >
