Hi Tim,
Generated code looks OK
Something I used to find gcc didn't cope too well with when targetting
ARM was the C idiom `!!x' to map 0 onto 0, and everything else onto 1.
IOW, `x ? 1 : 0'.
For
signed int nnsi( int x) { return !!x; }
unsigned int nnui(unsigned int x) {
Hi Tim,
86 0030 4AAE 0008 tst.l 8(%fp)
87 0034 56C0 sne %d0
88 0036 4E5E unlk %fp
89 .cfi_offset 14, -8
90 0038 7100 mvs.b %d0,%d0
91 003a 4480 neg.l %d0
92 003c 4E75
Hi Dan and Ralph
On 06/09/10 22:03, Dan Dart wrote:
initial questions, if anyone on the list has experience using gcc as a
cross-compiler.
Yep - I use buildroot a lot.
What's multilib and how does it fit in with newlib (which I gather I need to
build for a different target)?
Multilib is a
Hi Tim,
It's turning out to be a bit of project because of gcc/newlib
interdependencies which means having to build a bootstrap gcc, then
newlib, then finally gcc again with newlib.
I'm surprised an x86-host m68k-target gcc needs to be built with an m68k
newlib to hand?
Cheers,
Ralph.
--
Hi Dan,
I'm surprised newlib is in use here at all. Did you choose it, and if
so why?
I'm not a newlib buff so I won't know about how it's awesome quite yet
I'm afraid.
If all else fails, check out buildroot as it can probably make you a
toolchain, plus a load of userspace stuff, based
Hi Dan
On 07/09/10 12:52, Dan Dart wrote:
Hi,
I'm surprised newlib is in use here at all. Did you choose it, and if so why?
Yes, because at this stage I don't know any better. This is all totally
new territory for me.
I'm not a newlib buff so I won't know about how it's awesome quite
On 07/09/10 13:15, Ralph Corderoy wrote:
Hi Dan,
I'm surprised newlib is in use here at all. Did you choose it, and if
so why?
I'm not a newlib buff so I won't know about how it's awesome quite yet
I'm afraid.
If all else fails, check out buildroot as it can probably make you a
toolchain,
initial questions, if anyone on the list has experience using gcc as a
cross-compiler.
Yep - I use buildroot a lot.
What's multilib and how does it fit in with newlib (which I gather I need to
build for a different target)?
Multilib is a feature of gcc that lets you compile for multiple
Hi Tim,
I'm trying to get started on evaluating gcc for generating m68k code
for embedded targets. I'm using Debian 5.0 but can pull in more recent
gcc source if required. I've spent a few hours Googlin' around and
have some initial questions, if anyone on the list has experience
using gcc
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