I use DevC Ver 4.9.9.2 environment With Winarm. I only specified the make option and worked on directories of WINARM examples. It works nice! Thanks! How can i specify the path of winarm\bin will be included in make file. Now i add this paths to Autoexec.bat file on WIN98. With path specifying in make file new installations will be very easy ! More nice will be the make file generator inside the DevC! Thanks again !
Shalom SJ wrote: > How can i specify the path of winarm\bin will be included in make file. You can extend the "filenames" of the tools with the path. For example: CC = c:/WinARM/bin/arm-elf-gcc > Now i add this paths to Autoexec.bat file on WIN98. I have not used Win9X for a long time. But adding a line like PATH=%PATH%;C:\WinARM\bin;C:\WinARM\utils\bin to autoexec.bat should work. > With path specifying in make file new installations will be very easy ! > More nice will be the make file generator inside the DevC! Feel free to write a small tutorial. I'm currently not using Dev+C++ but I will include your tutorial in the next WinARM. Hope this helps, Martin Thomas
Shalom SJ wrote: > I use DevC Ver 4.9.9.2 environment With Winarm. This is for an older version of Dev-C++ but can be adapted: http://www.bloodshed.net/dev/SetDevCPPArm.pdf You can specify the paths to the binaries, libraries and include files within the IDE, you don't need environment variables. With careful set-up you can get Dev-C++ to generate makefiles and build teh code for you rather than using custom makefiles. You can extend the generated makefile with an 'include' file defining the before-all and after-all rules. These allow you to perform any necessaty pre- and post-processing - for example, invoking download tools, or conversion to a hex rom image. One problem with Dev-C++ occurs when using the static library project template, it invokes ranlib but there is no method of specifying arm-elf-ranlib. The solution is simple, copy arem-elf-ranlib.exe to ranlib.exe. Another issue is Dev's insistance of adding a .exe extension to your output file. You can specify a different filename on a per-project basis, or use the after-all rule to rename or copy the file. I'd also recommend using the Tools menu customisation feature to 'integrate' Insight, since I am not certain it is possible to coerce Dev's integerated debugger to use arm-elf-gdb in any way that makes sense! The integerated debugger interface is next to useless in any event! Clifford
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