* libgcc libraries
@ 2012-10-14 19:17 Gary Partis
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From: Gary Partis @ 2012-10-14 19:17 UTC (permalink / raw)
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Hi
When compiling GCC I always specify "--all-target-libgcc" when building
libgcc.
For x86 I end up with one library (which I have never had problems with) and
680x0 targets I end up with many libraries for each 68K variant. This is
great as I can use the appropiate library and can optionally use the base
68000 version as the "lowest common denominator".
On ARM targets, I only get one libgcc library, which contains instructions
which can't be executed on ARMv2 (ie. ARM2, ARM3 and ARM250) such as "BX"
etc.
Is there a method of specifying ARMv2 when compiling the library?
Thanks in advance
Gary Partis
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