Re: [ECOS] memory on linux synthetic target

[Bart Veer <bartv at redhat dot com>]

>>>>> "Tom" == Tom Coremans <tom.coremans@acunia.com> writes:

    Tom> You can find more information on:
    Tom> http://sources.redhat.com/ecos/tools/linux-i686-linux.html

    Tom> there you will find the documentation to install the gnu
    Tom> tools.

    Tom> Once you have installed the gnu tools you should make an ecos
    Tom> build with the configtool where you choose the template linux
    Tom> synthetic target.

Note that if you are using the current synthetic target sources from
anoncvs there is no need to build special tools (at least, not unless
for some reason you are cross-compiling). Instead the versions of gcc,
gdb, etc. as shipped with a recent Linux distribution, for example Red
Hat 7.x should be fine. By default eCos will be built using these
existing tools, although this can be changed by a configuration
option.

Bart

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