Lpc2000

Unfortunatly I'm not just learning, I'm involved in a "real" project
in my company.
I'm switching to gcc 4.0.2 to avoid the problem that 3.3.1 compiler
creates compiling interrupt handler code.
However I solved my problem: the gnuarm package is missing the
cygintl-3.dll: downloading apart and putting it in the bin directory
makes the gcc works.
(WinXP generated the missing dll error, Win2K no!)
Compiling my code with newlib instead of uclibc should not make a
great difference for my code since I don't use printf, malloc,
floating point, and so on...
Thank you,

Carlo

--- In lpc2000@yahoogroups.com, "ntfreak2000" <ntfreak2@...> wrote:
>
> Keil gcc does not use the same toolchain as GNUARM, they do use gcc 
> but they use uclibc rather than newlib as the c library.
> 
> They will call arm-uclibc-gcc rather than arm-elf-gcc
> While you are learning i would recommend you stick with the standard 
> installation - you will have enough to learn.
> 
> Regards
> Spen
> 
> --- In lpc2000@yahoogroups.com, "c.barbaro" <c.barbaro@> wrote:
> >
> > I'm working with Keil uVision environment using the gcc 3.3.1 
> compiler
> > and now I want to switch to gcc 4.0.2 so I downloaded the gnuarm
> > toolchain for cygwin from the www.gnuarm.org.
> > With the Keil environment the gnu toolchain was installed in the
> > c:\cygnus directory of my PC and the path was set for
> > c:\cygnus\arm-tools\bin;c:\cygnus\bin
> > I removed the old path, renamed the cygnus directory before 
> installing
> > the new toolchain.
> > The installer for the gcc 4.0.2 toolchain created the
> > c:\Programs\gnuarm directory, put the cygwin dll's in
> > c:\Programs\gnuarm\bin directory together to the gcc exe tools, and
> > finally set the path to that directory.
> > The problem is that opening a command line window (my PC runs
> > Windows2000) and typing arm-elf-gcc nothing occur: simply a new
> > command line prompt is displayed.
> > For other tools all is ok: for example typing arm-elf-ar I get the
> > help screen for that command.
> > I'm a newbie but what I'm doing wrong?
> > Thank you for your help.
> >
>