On Thursday 01 September 2005 00:26, DECwiz (Fred van Kempen) wrote: > Hi All, > > Some times are just weird.... > > I was happily running GNUARM 3.4.3 on my laptop, with a full > install of Cygwin (a leftover from my adventures with Eclipse, > it ran fine without that as well, when I just checked the > 'install Cygwin libs' box during install.) > > Then, three things were done on that laptop: > > - I upgraded the virus scanner to a more recent version > - I un-installed the Cygwin stuff, as it was __large__ and > completely unused, other than the DLL's for GNUARM, and > then re-installed GNUARM 3.4.3, but with the checkbox set, > for local libs. > - I also installed MSPGCC, for the TI 430, which also uses > (its own copy of) the Cyg dll's. > > Now... since that, I am no longer able to run GCC. Not the > ARM version, and not the MSP version. I uninstalled the lot, > reinstalled only GNUARM, even tried one with (again !) the > entire Cygwin system... nada! > > GCC kinda works, or, rather, all the small tools seem to > work, but GCC itself bombs out when trying to compile just > about anything: My preference is to install gygwin from the cygwin site and then install gnuarm **without installing the DLLs that come with gnuarm**. I have found that this always works for me but other combos had various probs.
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Re: [lpc2000] GNUARM died after Cygwin reinstall?
2005-09-01 by Charles Manning
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