Just grab binutils and gcc and compile them with target "arm-elf".
Then use peal to post-process the object files. Google is your friend.
Florent
On 6 mai 05, at 18:30, BrownB wrote:
Thank you Ben, but I'm using PRC-Tools...any other suggestion?
BrownB
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Hi Ben,
On Fri, 06 May 2005 16:30:26 +, BrownB wrote:
> Thank you Ben, but I'm using PRC-Tools...any other suggestion? BrownB
if you are in need of some kind like MathLib for Arm, I could send you my
prc-tools M68k && ARM port of MathLib. I am not sure if Rick Huebner
already put my latest A
Well, if you have a XScale based palm, you can try Intel Compiler for
Palm-OS. It has a command line enviroment so it should be possible to
use it with PRC-TOOLS.
On 5/6/05, BrownB <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thank you Ben, but I'm using PRC-Tools...any other suggestion?
> BrownB
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Thank you Ben, but I'm using PRC-Tools...any other suggestion?
BrownB
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Ben,
What about PODS?
Ben Combee wrote:
At 09:41 AM 5/6/2005, you wrote:
Hello, I'm lloking for an ARM compiler to build a PNO object. I'm
moving there some math code which is a bit too heavy for my realtime
application. Months ago I tried this, but the ARM compilers of that
time wasn't able to
At 09:41 AM 5/6/2005, you wrote:
Hello, I'm lloking for an ARM compiler to build a PNO object. I'm moving
there some math code which is a bit too heavy for my realtime application.
Months ago I tried this, but the ARM compilers of that time wasn't able to
manage multiplications and divisions.
Th
Hello, I'm lloking for an ARM compiler to build a PNO object. I'm moving there
some math code which is a bit too heavy for my realtime application. Months ago
I tried this, but the ARM compilers of that time wasn't able to manage
multiplications and divisions.
Does anyone know if there's an ARM
