Lpc2000

--- In lpc2000@yahoogroups.com, "sig5534" <sig5534@h...> wrote:
> 
> Well I found the problem.  The "startup.s" file was listed in the 
mak 
> file as "startup.S".  Bitten by the dreaded unix case significance.  
> 
> I'm not sure what the gcc/linker was doing with the startup.s 
> module.  It was listed in the ELF file, but the module code was not 
> right. There was no complaint from the linker either about undefined 
> labels.  Strange.
> 
> Oh well, its working now.
> 
> Chris.

It is worth noting that a *.s file is not the same as *.S. By 
convention, *.S files are assembler files that are preprocessed by gcc 
while *.s files are not preprocessed (are fed striaght into 
arm-elf-as). This difference makes life hard under Microsoft which 
throws away case in file names.

I found the only way to do this properly was to rename the *.S files 
to *.ss, and leave *.s files as *.s. My make file could them treat 
them differently.