Build propeller-load using openspin fails.

Heater.

I'm trying to build the propeller-loader in the release_1_0 branch or propgcc and get the following error:

propeller-elf-gcc -Os -Wall -mlmm -c vm_start.S -o /nfs-share/propgcc/loader/obj/vm_start.o
vm_start.S: Assembler messages:
vm_start.S:4: Error: unknown pseudo-op: `.cog_ram'

Any suggestions?

ersmith

Heater. wrote: »

I'm trying to build the propeller-loader in the release_1_0 branch or propgcc and get the following error:

propeller-elf-gcc -Os -Wall -mlmm -c vm_start.S -o /nfs-share/propgcc/loader/obj/vm_start.o
vm_start.S: Assembler messages:
vm_start.S:4: Error: unknown pseudo-op: `.cog_ram'

Any suggestions?

It looks like for some reason you've mixed the release_1_0 branch source with a default branch assembler -- the .cog_ram directive was removed in the default branch and replaced with .pasm.

Eric

Heater.

Thanks Eric,

I lose track of what features are in what branches at any moment.

I want release_1_0 because it uses openspin to build the loader which I need for ARM builds.

But you are suggesting default is more up to date in other ways.

What to do ?

David Betz

Heater. wrote: »

Thanks Eric,

I lose track of what features are in what branches at any moment.

I want release_1_0 because it uses openspin to build the loader which I need for ARM builds.

But you are suggesting default is more up to date in other ways.

What to do ?

I just pushed a change to the default and kernel-work branches to use openspin instead of bstc for building the loader Spin files. Mostly, I just stole what Steve did for the release_1_0 branch.

Heater.

Thanks David,

propgcc default branch including loader now builds cleanly without BSTC on the Raspberry Pi:)

Barring one little oddity. See my other post here today.