On Wed 07 Mar 2012 04:30:55 GMT, ezjd wrote:
Hello,
My name is Jiandong Zheng and am working on a few ARM specific
projects. I have been using Linaro toolchain coming with Ubuntu to do
Cortext-A9 building. I also need to maintain code for old ARM11 SoC so
that Linaro toolchain is my preference and it did the job well back in
Maverick days if I remember correctly.
However, in Precise, I have troubles running this ARM11 u-boot and
kernel built with Linaro toolchain, eventually I found that my old gcc
4.3.2 toolchain can still build workable u-boot and kernel so that
Linaro toolchain (gcc 4.6.2) seems the problem. I understand that
Linaro's focus has been ARMv7 or above but I am wondering if its
toolchain can still be used for older ARM architectures.
Sorry, but no, the *binary* toolchains are configured for ARMv7, and
even if you pass the "-march=armv6" flag that doesn't change the
configuration of libgcc and the other precompiled bit-and-bobs that get
linked in.
If you build your own compiler from the Linaro sources then you can
program it with any options you like. We test that ARMv5 works, so it's
likely that ARMv6 will be fine (probably).
Andrew
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