propgcc memory model issue
cirvinfox
Posts: 2
Greetings everyone,
I'm trying to compile the PropWare package with propgcc version 0.3.4 (4.6.1 for gcc itself I think), under linux and I'm running into a problem with the .compress assembler function. It says it is not recognized and I dug a bit deeper and I found that this verison (the linux binaries supplied from the google code page) doesn't understand the -mcmm switch.
Is this an outdated verion of the compiler? I did try compiling from source but I didn't get very far into it until the errors overwhealmed me.
If I have to compile from source I can probably figure it out but I'm just seeing if i missed something first, compiling on my 3 dev boxes would be a pain.
I'm running linux mint 14.
Thank you very much for your time.
--cirvinfox
I'm trying to compile the PropWare package with propgcc version 0.3.4 (4.6.1 for gcc itself I think), under linux and I'm running into a problem with the .compress assembler function. It says it is not recognized and I dug a bit deeper and I found that this verison (the linux binaries supplied from the google code page) doesn't understand the -mcmm switch.
Is this an outdated verion of the compiler? I did try compiling from source but I didn't get very far into it until the errors overwhealmed me.
If I have to compile from source I can probably figure it out but I'm just seeing if i missed something first, compiling on my 3 dev boxes would be a pain.
I'm running linux mint 14.
Thank you very much for your time.
--cirvinfox
Comments
Install this 32bit package, and you'll get the release_1_0 toolchain.
Ahh, yea, that looks much fresher. Someone ought to update that google code download page, that's where all of my websearching took me to.
Thanks again, build just finished successfully and now its time for bed!
-- cirvinfox