Compiler

Compiler

[Benjamin Clark]

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Hello,
 
I am using one of your dos bassed compilers, gcc 
version 2.7.2 and using it to cross complie to a H8/300 processor, all obtained 
from Hitachi.
 
However I keep getting a persistant fault: 
-
 
unreferenced __floatsisf
unreferenced __addsf3
 
I have included the float header file from the 
include directory. Is the problem because the processor does not support 
floating point numbers or is there some sort of bug in my program or 
yours.
 
I would be gratefull for your help.
 
regards 
 
ben

Re: Compiler

[Martin v. Loewis]

> I am using one of your dos bassed compilers, gcc version 2.7.2 and using
> it to cross complie to a H8/300 processor, all obtained from Hitachi.
> 
> However I keep getting a persistant fault: -
> 
> unreferenced __floatsisf
> unreferenced __addsf3

These symbols should be defined in libgcc.a, if they are defined at
all. If they are not, it appears to be a bug in the compiler or the
installation.

You may want to try to install gcc 2.95.2 yourself; I understand H8
support is part of the official gcc releases as well.

Regards,
Martin

Compiler

[Benjamin Clark]

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Hello,
 
I am using one of your dos bassed compilers, gcc 
version 2.7.2 and using it to cross complie to a H8/300 processor, all obtained 
from Hitachi.
 
However I keep getting a persistant fault: 
-
 
unreferenced __floatsisf
unreferenced __addsf3
 
I have included the float header file from the 
include directory. Is the problem because the processor does not support 
floating point numbers or is there some sort of bug in my program or 
yours.
 
I would be gratefull for your help.
 
regards 
 
ben

Re: Compiler

[Martin v. Loewis]

> I am using one of your dos bassed compilers, gcc version 2.7.2 and using
> it to cross complie to a H8/300 processor, all obtained from Hitachi.
> 
> However I keep getting a persistant fault: -
> 
> unreferenced __floatsisf
> unreferenced __addsf3

These symbols should be defined in libgcc.a, if they are defined at
all. If they are not, it appears to be a bug in the compiler or the
installation.

You may want to try to install gcc 2.95.2 yourself; I understand H8
support is part of the official gcc releases as well.

Regards,
Martin

Compiler

[Krisma-jean_jablonski]

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Hi, my Name is Jean and I need help to compiler a source to an executable
(rbatfile.exe) for DEC Alpha 21064 APX on windows NT 4.0 SP6.

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#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
main(argc,argv)
int argc;
char *argv[];
{
// launch a bat file for GPost spwnf
  char s1[280];
  int i;

// get arg

//printf(" argc=%d\n",argc);
  strcpy(s1,argv[1]);
  for (i=3;i<=argc;i++) {
    strcat(s1," ");
    strcat(s1,argv[i-1]);
  }
//printf(" s1=%s\n",s1);
// fire it
  system(s1);
}

Compiler

[Krisma-jean_jablonski]

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Hi, my Name is Jean and I need help to compiler a source to an executable
(rbatfile.exe) for DEC Alpha 21064 APX on windows NT 4.0 SP6.

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#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
main(argc,argv)
int argc;
char *argv[];
{
// launch a bat file for GPost spwnf
  char s1[280];
  int i;

// get arg

//printf(" argc=%d\n",argc);
  strcpy(s1,argv[1]);
  for (i=3;i<=argc;i++) {
    strcat(s1," ");
    strcat(s1,argv[i-1]);
  }
//printf(" s1=%s\n",s1);
// fire it
  system(s1);
}