When I start compiling for ARM I find some GNU GCC tool sets like Yagarto and emIDE. The first is just a tool set that can be integrated in any development environment, the latter is a complete IDE. I would prefer to use the stand alone tool set. But when I compile a hello world with Yagarto program I get the error message ld.exe: cannot find crt0.o: No such file or directory But the GNU GCC version in emIDE compiles out-of-the-box. You can find a crt0.o in the product tree. I doubt that Yagarto just offers an incomplete tool set. What is the object to configure the tool set that it can't be used with additional tricks? What am I missing with this crt0.o? What is the preferred way to setup a project with a tool set lacking crt0.o
Hello Helge, have you try one of my example here: http://www.emb4fun.de/arm/examples/index.html No crt0.o is needed. I have removed the libnosys from the YAGARTO toolchain because it makes some problem to create the toolchain itself. My experience is that you need your own crt0 or startup file for your project/hardware. In case of my examples you will find a startup_stm32f4xx.s in the M4 example. Best regards, Michael
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