Hello Chris,
I used MSYS2, not all the tools can be compiled in MSYS2. MSYS2 has
a pre-built dtc package, so you do not need to compile it. And
ged,texinfo,gdb,rtems-tools can not build success in my MSYS2, but these
tools are not essential for compiling RTEMS6. I just compile expat,gmp,
binutils,gcc. I built last week, these tools should be OK.
BTW: build on windows will take a long times.
在 2023/10/12 21:59, Chris Thomas 写道:
Good Day,
I'm attempting to build a toolchain on Windows 11. I've followed the
quickstart guide for 5.3 as well as 6 and run into build errors each
time. I began with MSYS2 and ran into this issue:
https://www.mail-archive.com/users@rtems.org/msg03627.html
<https://www.mail-archive.com/users@rtems.org/msg03627.html>
I implemented the work around but it throws an error with arg7nxwm1.
Attempting to compile 6 using the quick start guide for a Windows host
in MSYS2's MinGW64 errors because fnmatch.h is not found. It looks like
its available in gnulib, which seems to be part of gdb, but this error
is thrown during the compilation of dtc.
I tried moving to WSL2 and installing Ubuntu to get a true POSIX
environment.
5.3 won't compile GDB - it says "no libraries passed to compiler". So I
tried compiling 6 and it freezes during the gcc build.
I've gone down a couple different avenue's trying to get a working
toolchain over the last few weeks. At this point, I feel as though I
need some advice on whether to stick with MSYS2 and try to get that
working or continue with WSL2. The same for the version, should I
continue to try to get version 6 to work? If that's the case, what is my
next step? There don't seem to be any packages readily available in
MSYS2 that include fnmatch.h. And with build errors frequently
occurring, is there updated documentation to assist with getting started?
Thanks,
*Chris Thomas*
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