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diefast
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 Posted: Wed Feb 28, 2007 11:19 pm Post subject: AVR32 crosscompiler question [solved] |
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Has anyone been able to build a crosscompiler for AVR32 on intel or AMD64 platforms?
Just curious. I have been using the kubuntu package to cross compile and am looking for a way to use my gentoo and not kubuntu. I have built many ARM cross compilers, but I have not built an AVR32 and qurious to see others' success.
Thanks
I have built, yay, a functioning gss/uclibs cross compiler with 2.6.20 headers. Yay.
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diefast
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| I have built from scratch gcc and uclibs toolchain on Intel dual core. I am attempting to build another one on dual AMD64 platform. Will see. |
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andres101
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did you manage to build the toolchain on amd64?
i am currently building it using uclibc's buildroot utility. i tried to use the crossdev tool, but it does no support the avr32 platform yet. see bug #236963. |
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gringo
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| Quote: | | i tried to use the crossdev tool, but it does no support the avr32 platform yet. see bug #236963. |
i don´t know ( never playied with avr32), but the handbook states it as if it is indeed supported, and after looking to your binutils log :
| Quote: | | Invalid configuration `avr32-unknown-linux-uclib': machine `avr32-unknown-linux' not recognized |
maybe you just just missed a "c" ? -> avr32-unknown-linux-uclibc ?
maybe worth a try ...
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Moved from Unsupported Software to Gentoo on Alternative Architectures.
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andres101
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| thanks for pointing it out. i made a typo, have tried with the correct spelling with the same results. |
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gringo
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| andres101 wrote: | | thanks for pointing it out. i made a typo, have tried with the correct spelling with the same results. |
ok, i digged a bit into bugzilla and found this one .
so, apparently the right way of doing things is just crossdev -t avr ( but i´m not sure this is accurate in case you are building in a amd64 system f.ex.) and hopefully the instructions there will help you to workaround the headers mess. Probably using stable versions will also help.
hope this helps you a bit, as said previously, i have no idea about avr ...
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andres101
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| Posted: Tue Sep 09, 2008 2:19 pm Post subject: |
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avr and avr32 are different arch's.
EDIT: the standard binutils does not compile for the AVR32. the package needs to be patched with the patches from Atmel. I do not see the ebuild doing so. |
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gringo
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| Posted: Wed Sep 10, 2008 7:47 am Post subject: |
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| Quote: | | avr and avr32 are different arch's. |
see the crap that happens when one is talking about sth he has no idea ? - sorry 
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| Are you talking about the standalone AVR32 compiler or avr32-linux-? |
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