Windows CodeSourcery Toolchain

[Fernando Araújo]

Hello all,
    I currently use elua on Luminary's cortex-m3 and there is something really annoying about this platform. I use Ubuntu for general development and compiling but to transfer data to the board I have to go on windows and run an application that Luminary provides. OpenOCD, the alternative to this program seemed really hard to work with and just went fine very few times (I think the project is still a little buggy).
    Now I am wondering to make the reverse way, noticed that Codesourcery toolchain works on windows, so I installed it together with scons. I'm a real fan of linux but in my workplace I only use windows. Having the possibility to build an eLua image around here would really rock! =)
    Have anyone managed to get a cortex-m3 toolchain working on windows or would be willing to help me implement this?

Best,
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Fernando Araujo

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[BogdanM]

Yes, I did (and I'm quite sure I'm not the only one). I'll post the instructions today, although it's not much more than "install python, install scons, install CodeSourcery, compile, burn". But first let me check if I need to modify SConstruct to remove dependency on some GNU tools (mainly rm).

Best,
Bogdan

2009/9/25 Fernando Araújo <[hidden email]>

Hello all,
    I currently use elua on Luminary's cortex-m3 and there is something really annoying about this platform. I use Ubuntu for general development and compiling but to transfer data to the board I have to go on windows and run an application that Luminary provides. OpenOCD, the alternative to this program seemed really hard to work with and just went fine very few times (I think the project is still a little buggy).
    Now I am wondering to make the reverse way, noticed that Codesourcery toolchain works on windows, so I installed it together with scons. I'm a real fan of linux but in my workplace I only use windows. Having the possibility to build an eLua image around here would really rock! =)
    Have anyone managed to get a cortex-m3 toolchain working on windows or would be willing to help me implement this?

Best,
--
Fernando Araujo

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[BogdanM]

SConstruct fixed (just update the trunk). Then it should be quite easy:

1. install python and scons
2. install CodeSourcery toolchain
3. scons cpu=lm3s8692 toolchain=codesourcery prog

If it doesn't work, please let me know.

Best,
Bogdan

On Fri, Sep 25, 2009 at 10:21 AM, Bogdan Marinescu <[hidden email]> wrote:

Yes, I did (and I'm quite sure I'm not the only one). I'll post the instructions today, although it's not much more than "install python, install scons, install CodeSourcery, compile, burn". But first let me check if I need to modify SConstruct to remove dependency on some GNU tools (mainly rm).

Best,
Bogdan

2009/9/25 Fernando Araújo <[hidden email]>

Hello all,
    I currently use elua on Luminary's cortex-m3 and there is something really annoying about this platform. I use Ubuntu for general development and compiling but to transfer data to the board I have to go on windows and run an application that Luminary provides. OpenOCD, the alternative to this program seemed really hard to work with and just went fine very few times (I think the project is still a little buggy).
    Now I am wondering to make the reverse way, noticed that Codesourcery toolchain works on windows, so I installed it together with scons. I'm a real fan of linux but in my workplace I only use windows. Having the possibility to build an eLua image around here would really rock! =)
    Have anyone managed to get a cortex-m3 toolchain working on windows or would be willing to help me implement this?

Best,
--
Fernando Araujo

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[Fernando Araújo]

Fully working !!! Thanks!

Just had to put phyton script directory (where scons resides) on the path.

Best,
--
Fernando Araujo

On Fri, Sep 25, 2009 at 17:42, Bogdan Marinescu <[hidden email]> wrote:

SConstruct fixed (just update the trunk). Then it should be quite easy:

1. install python and scons
2. install CodeSourcery toolchain
3. scons cpu=lm3s8692 toolchain=codesourcery prog

If it doesn't work, please let me know.

Best,
Bogdan

On Fri, Sep 25, 2009 at 10:21 AM, Bogdan Marinescu <[hidden email]> wrote:

Yes, I did (and I'm quite sure I'm not the only one). I'll post the instructions today, although it's not much more than "install python, install scons, install CodeSourcery, compile, burn". But first let me check if I need to modify SConstruct to remove dependency on some GNU tools (mainly rm).

Best,
Bogdan

2009/9/25 Fernando Araújo <[hidden email]>

Hello all,
    I currently use elua on Luminary's cortex-m3 and there is something really annoying about this platform. I use Ubuntu for general development and compiling but to transfer data to the board I have to go on windows and run an application that Luminary provides. OpenOCD, the alternative to this program seemed really hard to work with and just went fine very few times (I think the project is still a little buggy).
    Now I am wondering to make the reverse way, noticed that Codesourcery toolchain works on windows, so I installed it together with scons. I'm a real fan of linux but in my workplace I only use windows. Having the possibility to build an eLua image around here would really rock! =)
    Have anyone managed to get a cortex-m3 toolchain working on windows or would be willing to help me implement this?

Best,
--
Fernando Araujo

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