2009/5/26 Michel Catudal <michelcatu...@gmail.com>: > Then Fedora 9 should work for you if my Ubuntu script is not complete for > that. I know it will compile on Fedora 9 but not sure yet on Ubuntu. > I will have the binary and source by week end.
Thanks a lot. I will take a look. I have a starter kit for XE166 but I have not used it. Infineon CAN parts (C167 and 8051) used to be popular here but not any more since ARM takes over. >>> I do have GCC for Renesas as well. If someone needs it I would need to >>> recompile it under the new systems. >>> Last I worked with it was with Fedora 8. I do have the latest source for >>> Renesas. > > I may have this one done by next week but not certain. Before I put it up I > have to make sure the package compiles good. I don't have a script made > for Ubuntu but I should be able to adapt my arm script for it. The > difference for compilation are minor. Do you need C++ or not? > No I do not need C++. What I am more interested is the one for R8C/M16C/M32C. > If some preference is made on one over the other I would suggest to put > more importance on the AVR32 devices not targeted for Linux as they are > the likely devices to be use for most small embedded designs. Unlike the > bigger AVR32 devices they do not require uboot but require some form of > JTAG debugging much like ARM7 or cortex devices. Agreed. > Parallel designs should be in place. I am very interested in having a > PIC32 debug working and am spending time on this effort. I will not > present any patches until I get something > working to my satisfaction. I would like to be informed though if anyone > else is working on it so we can exchange ideas. Thanks for the information. -- Xiaofan http://mcuee.blogspot.com _______________________________________________ Openocd-development mailing list Openocd-development@lists.berlios.de https://lists.berlios.de/mailman/listinfo/openocd-development
