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von Joe McCarron (Guest)


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Is the libc source code available that WinArm uses.
I've tried FSF and couldnt find it.

Thanks
Joe McCarron

von Martin Thomas (Guest)


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Joe McCarron wrote:
> Is the libc source code available that WinArm uses.
> I've tried FSF and couldnt find it.

This question is already answered in the WinARM-readme. Anyway. The libc
(and libm) in WinARM is the newlib (as in GNUARM, Yagarto and other
precompiled toolchains using the GNU arm-elf compiler).

Source available at ftp://sources.redhat.com/pub/newlib/index.html.

WinARM 6/06 uses newlib version 1.14.0 as from the redhat ftp-server.
With one modification: the stdio.h has been replaced by the one from the
newlib CVS since some prototypes (i.e. siscanf) are missing in the
stdio.h of the 1.14.0 "release" (see WinARM-readme).

Martin Thomas

von Joe McCarron (Guest)


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Martin Thomas wrote:
> Joe McCarron wrote:
>> Is the libc source code available that WinArm uses.
>> I've tried FSF and couldnt find it.
>
> This question is already answered in the WinARM-readme. Anyway. The libc
> (and libm) in WinARM is the newlib (as in GNUARM, Yagarto and other
>
> Martin Thomas

I'll try to get to know my way around better.
I am new to WinArm, makefiles etc... Thanks for your patience.

Joe

von Martin Thomas (Guest)


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Joe McCarron wrote:
> Martin Thomas wrote:
>> Joe McCarron wrote:
>>> Is the libc source code available that WinArm uses.
>>> I've tried FSF and couldnt find it.
>>
>> This question is already answered in the WinARM-readme. Anyway. The libc
>> (and libm) in WinARM is the newlib (as in GNUARM, Yagarto and other
>>
>> Martin Thomas
>
> I'll try to get to know my way around better.
> I am new to WinArm, makefiles etc... Thanks for your patience.

Don't worry. Please ask if there are problems. Just read the WinARM
readme-text and search this forum before asking. A lot of
"beginner-questions" have already  been answered.

Martin Thomas

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