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Hi everyone Can Any one tell me how can i configure win ARM and DEV-C++. Manish
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Manish wrote: > Hi everyone > > Can Any one tell me how can i configure win ARM and DEV-C++. > > Manish This document http://www.bloodshed.net/dev/SetDevCPPArm.pdf describes how to setup an older version of Dev-C++ with a cygwin build of the cross-compiler. The principles can be adapted for Dev-C++ 4.9.9.2 and WinARM. Note that the current version of Dev-C++ supports multiple compiler configurations, so you should be able to switch between the cross-compiler and the default MinGW/GCC (useful for testing code and producing support tools). In general, in the Tools->Compiler options dialog, you modify the Directories and Programs tabs to point to the equivalent WinARM tools - these have the same name as the native tools but are prefixed "arm-elf-". The only problem I have found is that there is no program setting for ramlib, which Dev-C++ uses when building static libraries. The solution is to rename or copy arm-elf-ranlib.exe to ranlib.exe. However you need to be sure that it does not clash with the native ranlib.exe by placing it in a path that is not specified in the PATH environment variable, and adding that path to Dev's "Binaries" path list. Note that the box for creating multiple configurations is at the top of the "Compiler" tab dialog on the enclosing "Compiler options" dialog. Caution however, for some reason the compiler set is not stored with the progect, so you have to set the compiler set under Project->Project options->Compiler dialog everytime you load it. If you will only ever use Dev-C++ for cross compilation, then you might simply modify the default set. Note also that the makefiles that Dev-C++ generated (called makefile.win) can be called directly from the command line like normal, but you will have to set the PATH environment variable to add the WInARM binaries path. Clifford
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hello Clifford thank you manish Clifford Slocombe wrote: > Manish wrote: >> Hi everyone >> >> Can Any one tell me how can i configure win ARM and DEV-C++. >> >> Manish > > This document http://www.bloodshed.net/dev/SetDevCPPArm.pdf describes > how to setup an older version of Dev-C++ with a cygwin build of the > cross-compiler. The principles can be adapted for Dev-C++ 4.9.9.2 and > WinARM. > > Note that the current version of Dev-C++ supports multiple compiler > configurations, so you should be able to switch between the > cross-compiler and the default MinGW/GCC (useful for testing code and > producing support tools). > > In general, in the Tools->Compiler options dialog, you modify the > Directories and Programs tabs to point to the equivalent WinARM tools - > these have the same name as the native tools but are prefixed > "arm-elf-". > > The only problem I have found is that there is no program setting for > ramlib, which Dev-C++ uses when building static libraries. The solution > is to rename or copy arm-elf-ranlib.exe to ranlib.exe. However you need > to be sure that it does not clash with the native ranlib.exe by placing > it in a path that is not specified in the PATH environment variable, and > adding that path to Dev's "Binaries" path list. > > Note that the box for creating multiple configurations is at the top of > the "Compiler" tab dialog on the enclosing "Compiler options" dialog. > Caution however, for some reason the compiler set is not stored with the > progect, so you have to set the compiler set under Project->Project > options->Compiler dialog everytime you load it. If you will only ever > use Dev-C++ for cross compilation, then you might simply modify the > default set. > > Note also that the makefiles that Dev-C++ generated (called > makefile.win) can be called directly from the command line like normal, > but you will have to set the PATH environment variable to add the WInARM > binaries path. > > Clifford
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