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* Arm - Linux - Gcc
@ 2004-11-04  9:11 Erich Wenger
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From: Erich Wenger @ 2004-11-04  9:11 UTC (permalink / raw)
  To: gcc-help

Hi!

I have a gcc compiler for an ARM Processor, but this doen't work under  
cygwin.
Somebody told me that I should build a "toolchain", but I don't know how  
to do.
So I need a short introduction in how to make a toolchain and generate a  
version of
gcc for my cygwin.

Thanks a lot!
Erich Wenger

-- 
Erich Wenger
Graz University of Technology

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* Re: Arm - Linux - Gcc
  2004-11-04  9:12 Erich Wenger
@ 2004-11-06  0:39 ` Brian Rose
  0 siblings, 0 replies; 5+ messages in thread
From: Brian Rose @ 2004-11-06  0:39 UTC (permalink / raw)
  Cc: gcc-help

Erich Wenger wrote:

> Hi!
> 
> I have a gcc compiler for an ARM Processor, but this doen't work under  
> cygwin.
> Somebody told me that I should build a "toolchain", but I don't know 
> how  to do.
> So I need a short introduction in how to make a toolchain and generate 
> a  version of
> gcc for my cygwin.
> 
> Thanks a lot!
> Erich Wenger



I recently wrote up a document that walks a Win32 user through the steps 
needed to install Cygwin, GCC, and other utilities used to develop embedded 
software. This may not be appropriate for this list in the strictest sense, 
but I feel that it has some good info for the people who read it. Much of 
the document is actually platform neutral.

I'll be writing a follow up article (hopefully soon) on using these tools 
to develop and deploy a "Hello World" program to an embedded target using 
GCC/GDB.

The article is located at:
http://www.brianrose.net/columns/CrossToolsWin32.html

Feel free to drop me any comments or critiques.

--

Brian

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* Arm - Linux - Gcc
@ 2004-11-04  9:12 Erich Wenger
  2004-11-06  0:39 ` Brian Rose
  0 siblings, 1 reply; 5+ messages in thread
From: Erich Wenger @ 2004-11-04  9:12 UTC (permalink / raw)
  To: gcc-help

Hi!

I have a gcc compiler for an ARM Processor, but this doen't work under  
cygwin.
Somebody told me that I should build a "toolchain", but I don't know how  
to do.
So I need a short introduction in how to make a toolchain and generate a  
version of
gcc for my cygwin.

Thanks a lot!
Erich Wenger

-- 
Erich Wenger
Graz University of Technology

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* Arm - Linux - Gcc
@ 2004-11-04  9:11 Erich Wenger
  0 siblings, 0 replies; 5+ messages in thread
From: Erich Wenger @ 2004-11-04  9:11 UTC (permalink / raw)
  To: gcc-help

Hi!

I have a gcc compiler for an ARM Processor, but this doen't work under  
cygwin.
Somebody told me that I should build a "toolchain", but I don't know how  
to do.
So I need a short introduction in how to make a toolchain and generate a  
version of
gcc for my cygwin.

Thanks a lot!
Erich Wenger

-- 
Erich Wenger
Graz University of Technology

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* Arm - Linux - Gcc
@ 2004-11-04  9:08 Erich Wenger
  0 siblings, 0 replies; 5+ messages in thread
From: Erich Wenger @ 2004-11-04  9:08 UTC (permalink / raw)
  To: gcc-help

Hi!

I have a gcc compiler for an ARM Processor, but this doen't work under  
cygwin.
Somebody told me that I should build a "toolchain", but I don't know how  
to do.
So I need a short introduction in how to make a toolchain and generate a  
version of
gcc for my cygwin.

Thanks a lot!
Erich Wenger

-- 
Erich Wenger
Graz University of Technology

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