I have a Dell XPS-M1530 running Ubuntu 8.10. I downloaded the GNU-ARM distribution and managed to install binutils and GCC flawlessly using the commands provided on the support page. Newlib gave an "arm-elf-gcc/arm-elf-cc not found" error despite the variables being added to PATH (I checked it by running them through the command line); so I added symbolic links to the contents of the entire "/usr/local/arm/bin" in the /bin directory and this kind of worked. Now I am getting the following error: "as: unrecognized command option: -mfloat-abi". Is there a simpler solution? Kindly help.
Kshitij Singh wrote: > I have a Dell XPS-M1530 running Ubuntu 8.10. I downloaded the GNU-ARM > distribution and managed to install binutils and GCC flawlessly using > the commands provided on the support page. Newlib gave an > "arm-elf-gcc/arm-elf-cc not found" error despite the variables being > added to PATH (I checked it by running them through the command line); > so I added symbolic links to the contents of the entire > "/usr/local/arm/bin" in the /bin directory and this kind of worked. Now > I am getting the following error: "as: unrecognized command option: > -mfloat-abi". Is there a simpler solution? Kindly help. You may install the CodeSourcery free Linux package. No need to compile anything. http://www.codesourcery.com/gnu_toolchains/arm/portal/release642 regards, Giovanni --- ChibiOS/RT http://chibios.sourceforge.net
Eh, I know what CodeSourcery offers :P ; its just that I'm too addicted to Eclipse and having the GNU ARM Eclipse plugin(which, unfortunately, recognizes only Yagarto, GCC-ARM) gives the GCC-ARM package a nice advantage. CodeSourcery does sell a personal version which has an Eclipse plugin, but I'm not willing to shell out the moolah right now ;). Thanks, however, for replying. Getting back to my problem, I ran a check on my system and 'as' does recognize the "-mfloat-abi=soft" option, so I still dunno what the issue is. But, I did come across multiple posts on google referring to newlib installation problems. Regards, Kshitij
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