Dear Remy,
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> you wrote:
>
> >> What I now believe that should be done is to investigate (compile
> >> time) what type of ABI is supported by the libgcc provided by the
> >> compiler, and adjust the compile settings to that ABI.
> >
> > If such a thing needs to be done
Hello Wolfgang,
>> libgcc could also expect the 'raise()' routine to pass divide-by-zero
>> execeptions. (if __div0, (or __aeabi_ldiv0) is not overruled)
> raise()? exceptions? In C?
Please, do not get pikky about choice of words... You can call it an
exception, signal, or whatever. (If I meant C
Dear "Remy Bohmer",
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> you wrote:
>
> libgcc could also expect the 'raise()' routine to pass divide-by-zero
> execeptions. (if __div0, (or __aeabi_ldiv0) is not overruled)
raise()? exceptions? In C?
> In the mean time things are getting more clear. In the ARM section
Hello Scott (and Wolfgang),
> libgcc should *not* be expecting any OS interface. It may use a few
> basic libc functions such as memcpy, that u-boot provides.
libgcc could also expect the 'raise()' routine to pass divide-by-zero
execeptions. (if __div0, (or __aeabi_ldiv0) is not overruled)
If no
Dear Remy,
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> you wrote:
> Currently U-boot is linking against libgcc. This should not be needed because
And where would the GCC compiler gets its builtin functions from,
then?
> the compiler toolchain is usually compiled with a certain OS interface in
> mind,
> and
On Fri, Oct 31, 2008 at 11:37:33PM +0100, Remy Bohmer wrote:
> Currently U-boot is linking against libgcc. This should not be needed
> because the compiler toolchain is usually compiled with a certain OS
> interface in mind, and can even be configured for GNU-EABI interfaces.
> This can cause linki
Currently U-boot is linking against libgcc. This should not be needed because
the compiler toolchain is usually compiled with a certain OS interface in mind,
and can even be configured for GNU-EABI interfaces.
This can cause linking conflicts in U-boot when linking to libgcc.
It usually becomes re
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