Sorry for being so stubborn Hoa,
should I try to compile openmp statically or not, cause when I compile
dynamically I get the "Someone allocated physical memory..."error,
while the "syscall not implemented" appears when I use the statically
built one. I tried redirecting the /proc directory since
Hi Hoa,
Using the -static flag results in an output warning of: Using 'dlopen'
in statically linked applications requires the shared libraries from
the glibc version used for linking. Then on simulation: "fatal:
syscall sched_getaffinity (#123) unimplemented".
On 4/29/22, Hoa Nguyen wrote:
> Hi,
Hi Boris,
sorry I forgot some details:
$ riscv64-unknown-elf-gcc helloworld.c -o binario.riscv ---> compiles and run.
The thing the helloworld I use includes "#include" because my
true workload needs this library.
$ riscv64-unknown-elf-gcc helloworld.c -fopenmp -o binario.riscv --->
won't compile
Felipe,
What do `file` and `riscv-linux-gnu-objdump` (or whatever your
cross-toolchain calls objdump) say about `binario.riscv`? I don't know
where that "--interp-dir sysroot" in your output came from, but it
smells like we are dealing with dynamic-ELF here and I suggest you start
from the m
