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Hi David, Hi all (again), > As Kai discovered earlier, powerpc-elf means SysV - a variety of desktop > Unix workstation - not a bare board. You *must* use powerpc-eabi for the > embedded system you wish to use. If I understand correctly (which is not > sure!), powerpc-eabi will use libnosys nstead of libsim, and your problem > should go away. > I hadn't understood Kai's earlier remark (and your remark on that one neither, David --> I have to say that I didn't find config.gcc ?) (see my former thread on this list for those entering right here). After having looked into the EABI document (not understanding it all and fully :-( ), and after safely having switched target (restarting from binutils, although binutils could eventually have been skipped ?), I still encounter that same problem at the same point. What is this libsim (simulation) library exactly doing, and is it necessary ? Could I eventually safely take the fstat.o (and the other .o- files) and copy it into the rs6000 library before letting "powerpc-eabi-ar" do it's job with it ? I tried configure with an extra argument "--without-libsim", but this doesn't seem to be solving the problem. Anyone any clue ? Thank you, Regards, Philippe Bertin. ------ Want more information? See the CrossGCC FAQ, http://www.objsw.com/CrossGCC/ Want to unsubscribe? Send a note to crossgcc-unsubscribe@sourceware.cygnus.com
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