Lpc2000

What 'library code' are you referring to? If you mean newlib, my script 
builds newlib with all permutations, i.e. thumb mode with thumb 
inter-working, no thumb at all, and no thumb mode with thumb 
inter-working. However you need to tell the linker which library to use, 
i.e. you need to reference the correct newlib path with:

-L/usr/local/arm/arm-elf/lib/thumb # for thumb + inter-working

or

-L/usr/local/arm/arm-elf/lib # for no thumb at all

or

-L/usr/local/arm/arm-elf/lib/interwork # for no thumb + inter-working

P.S. I have only used the first two options myself.

Don't forget GCC multi-lib, which my script builds with the same 
permutations. However GCC is 'smart' enough to decide which version to use 
so multi-lib shouldn't be an issue (i.e. you don't need to specify any -L 
path for it).

- Rod

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On Thu, 27 Jan 2005, Anton Erasmus wrote:

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> On 27 Jan 2005 at 10:05, Rod Moffitt wrote:
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>> No, it's not that hard to build the GNU tool-chain. I have a build
>> script that will cost you a total of $0 available at:
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>> http://rod.info/arm.html
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>> Or you can get a binary distro at:
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>> http://gnuarm.com/
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> Hi,
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> I used your script together with the source archives you have to build the tools.
> When I compile some code with the rsultant tools, I get warning regarding thumb-
> interworking problems., to the effect that my code is compiled with thumb-interworking
> while the library code is not.
> Using the tools from gnuarm.com does not have this problem.
> Do you have a small project (Simple port toggle type thing) that uses your build version
> of the tool without these warnings.
>
> Regards
>   Anton Erasmus
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>> On Sat, 22 Jan 2005, embest1sale1 wrote:
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>>> Yes, you can use GCC and GDB for developing ARM application. Bus
>>> it's very difficult to build the whole tools chain and use with it.
>>> Maybe you can look at Embest's tools which are in very low price at:
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>>> http://www.embedinfo.com/english/index.asp
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>>> --- In lpc2000@yahoogroups.com, "gsudershanraj" <gsraj@p...> wrote:
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>>>> Guys,
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>>>> Quite new to the ARM processor, I have choosen LPC2138 for our
>>>> application. I under stOod that the free sourcecode available for
>>> GNU
>>>> GCC and GNU GDB for the ARM processor. Can somebody suggest where
>>> can
>>>> I find the exact required details.
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>>>> Thanks in advance.
>>>>
>>>> Cheers,
>>>> Sudershan
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