CBFalconer wrote:

> system.  Now I don't know whether he or google is to blame for
> losing the attributes!  I do know who to blame for that silly 'b'
> though.
> 

Uh..that better? And the "b" is a hangover of too much SMSing..

Mayank Kaushik wrote:
> 
>> It's nice that you send this three times, to ensure that we can't
>> miss it.  It is also pleasant that you quote nothing, so that the
>> message becomes a complete mystery to any reader.  I suspect you
>> also altered the subject, just to ensure the whole thing becomes an
>> incomprehensible orphan.
>>
> er..heh heh...sorry about that, friends..my browser got stuck, i
> pressed the "post message" button once too often. wil b more careful
> in the future :-(

Allright!  Finally, a google user who has learned to use the
system.  Now I don't know whether he or google is to blame for
losing the attributes!  I do know who to blame for that silly 'b'
though.

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 the broken "Reply" link at the bottom of the article.  Click on 
 "show options" at the top of the article, then click on the 
 "Reply" at the bottom of the article headers." - Keith Thompson

> It's nice that you send this three times, to ensure that we can't
> miss it.  It is also pleasant that you quote nothing, so that the
> message becomes a complete mystery to any reader.  I suspect you
> also altered the subject, just to ensure the whole thing becomes an
> incomprehensible orphan.
>
er..heh heh...sorry about that, friends..my browser got stuck, i
pressed the "post message" button once too often. wil b more careful in
the future :-(

> But i have no idea how to go about "compiling a toolchain". im googling
> for info, but any link to a note etc would be nice..


Search www.kegel.com and you will eventually find crosstool,
which is what you need.


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CBFalconer <cbfalconer@yahoo.com> wrote in news:41ED1C23.281773A@yahoo.com:

> Mayank Kaushik wrote:
>> 
<snip entire post not relevant to discussion>
> 
> It's nice that you send this three times, to ensure that we can't
> miss it.  It is also pleasant that you quote nothing, so that the
> message becomes a complete mystery to any reader.  I suspect you
> also altered the subject, just to ensure the whole thing becomes an
> incomprehensible orphan.
> 
> Look in my sig below for a means to avoid google foul-ups.  Then
> quote, snip, and bottom-post.
> 

Well, he did not alter the subject anyway, and it threads fine in XNews.  
However as to the other complaints, agreed 100%, judicious quoting, and 
posting once are desirable.

-- 
Richard

Mayank Kaushik wrote:
> 
> Ive downloaded the GNU toolchain from gnuarm.com. I had also gone
> to the codesourcery site mentioned above, but i didnt know what abi
> meant :-(, but a google define:abi took care of that.
> 
> Im trying to develop a stand alone device (for my senior undergrad
> project), much like a computer, around the at91rm9200. i have forsaken
> the ADS for now, since the trial licence is running out...moreover i
> think it will be more useful when i start hunting for a job :-|
> 
> I wil have to port the uC OS onto this board, and add a graphical
> interface, and also interfaces for a keyboard, usb etc.
> 
> But i have no idea how to go about "compiling a toolichain". im
> googling for info, but any link to a note etc would be nice..

It's nice that you send this three times, to ensure that we can't
miss it.  It is also pleasant that you quote nothing, so that the
message becomes a complete mystery to any reader.  I suspect you
also altered the subject, just to ensure the whole thing becomes an
incomprehensible orphan.

Look in my sig below for a means to avoid google foul-ups.  Then
quote, snip, and bottom-post.

-- 
"If you want to post a followup via groups.google.com, don't use
 the broken "Reply" link at the bottom of the article.  Click on 
 "show options" at the top of the article, then click on the 
 "Reply" at the bottom of the article headers." - Keith Thompson

Hi,

Ive downloaded the GNU toolchain from gnuarm.com. I had also gone to
the codesourcery site mentioned above, but i didnt know what abi meant
:-(, but a google define:abi took care of that.

Im trying to develop a stand alone device (for my senior undergrad
project), much like a computer, around the at91rm9200. i have forsaken
the ADS for now, since the trial licence is running out...moreover i
think it will be more useful when i start hunting for a job :-|

I wil have to port the uC OS onto this board, and add a graphical
interface, and also interfaces for a keyboard, usb etc.

But i have no idea how to go about "compiling a toolichain". im
googling for info, but any link to a note etc would be nice..
Thanx in anticipation
Mayank

Hi,

Ive downloaded the GNU toolchain from gnuarm.com. I had also gone to
the codesourcery site mentioned above, but i didnt know what abi meant
:-(, but a google define:abi took care of that.

Im trying to develop a stand alone device (for my senior undergrad
project), much like a computer, around the at91rm9200. i have forsaken
the ADS for now, since the trial licence is running out...moreover i
think it will be more useful when i start hunting for a job :-|

I wil have to port the uC OS onto this board, and add a graphical
interface, and also interfaces for a keyboard, usb etc.

But i have no idea how to go about "compiling a toolichain". im
googling for info, but any link to a note etc would be nice..

Thanx in anticipation
Mayank

PS: i will be on these OSs for development : Redhat Linux 9.0, fedora
core 2

Hi,

Ive downloaded the GNU toolchain from gnuarm.com. I had also gone to
the codesourcery site mentioned above, but i didnt know what abi meant
:-(, but a google define:abi took care of that.

Im trying to develop a stand alone device (for my senior undergrad
project), much like a computer, around the at91rm9200. i have forsaken
the ADS for now, since the trial licence is running out...moreover i
think it will be more useful when i start hunting for a job :-|

I wil have to port the uC OS onto this board, and add a graphical
interface, and also interfaces for a keyboard, usb etc.

Il be working on these OSs: redhat linux 9, fedora core 2.

But i have no idea how to go about "compiling a toolchain". im googling
for info, but any link to a note etc would be nice..
Thanx in anticipation
Mayank

larwe@larwe.com wrote:
>>>any free GNU tools available that can totally replace ADS..if so ,
>>>where can i download them..if not,
> 
> 
>>I know theres a GCC port, there is probably a debugger as well but
> 
> I've
> 
>>never used it.
> 
> 
> ROFL!! The gcc port for ARM is the single most widely used ARM
> toolchain in the world, I'm willing to wager. Why are you pointing the
> OP at buyware/restricted license solutions?
> 
> To the OP: There are numerous places where one can acquire precompiled
> ARM GNU toolchains. As one starting point, try www.gnuarm.com.
> 
  Also try http://www.codesourcery.com/gnu_toolchains/arm.html. They are 
supported by ARM to make improvements to the ARM GCC tool chain.