RE: [ECOS] ARM PID big-endian in RedHat 7.1 Question....

["Tom Dell" <tdell at cellport dot com>]

I have not built it for big-endian arch's, but I'm pretty sure
all you have to do is use the proper target name when compiling
the gcc and glibc.  i.e. armv4b (the b is for big endian).

Hope this helps.
Tom Dell

-----Original Message-----
From: Yu-Hsueh Chou [mailto:chouy@eceserv0.ece.wisc.edu]
Sent: Friday, July 06, 2001 5:31 PM
To: ecos-discuss@sources.redhat.com
Subject: [ECOS] ARM PID big-endian in RedHat 7.1 Question....


Hello all,
 
   I would like to use ARM by big-endian library. I have tried the
binutils-2.10.1,gcc-core-2.95.2, gcc-core-2.95.2, Insight-5.0,
follow all of processes from the ecos web. it works well for
ARM big-endian as it support big-endian library in 
/tools/gcc-core-/H-i686-pc-linux-gnu/include/lib/be/libgcc.a
I believe this folder is created by the patch file the ecos web 
provided. so that we can use the ARM PID big-endian functions.
 
Right now, I need to use binutils_2.11.2, gcc-core_3.0, 
gcc-g++_3.0. and insight_5.0 from the ARM PID.
but I have no patch file for this new version gcc. how can
I get the big-endian library for ARM by modifying the makefile
of gcc? or anyone can do me a favor to give me advices 
to overcome this trouble.  
 
    thanks for your any help..
 
    YHChou@viatech.com