standard codesourcery). The only thing that seems to have a minor
> There are some changes from one compiler to another. E.g. Codesourcery gives
> best performance in floating point operations but outputs a bigger binary
> file. Also, it's good for testing purposes to have all the toolchains
> actually installed.
>
> Best,
> --
> Fernando Araujo
>
>
>
>
> On Sat, May 8, 2010 at 15:46, Mike Panetta <
[hidden email]> wrote:
>>
>> Why don't you just do a multilib ARM build and cover all 3 bases with one
>> compiler? Or just use the codesourcery tools (which are already set up this
>> way)...
>>
>> Mike
>>
>> 2010/5/8 Fernando Araújo <
[hidden email]>
>>>
>>> Great! Tested it here and it's fully working!
>>>
>>> Best,
>>> --
>>> Fernando Araujo
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> On Thu, Apr 29, 2010 at 03:55, Marcelo Politzer <
[hidden email]>
>>> wrote:
>>>>
>>>> Hello eLuers,
>>>>
>>>> After some changes of SO ( Gentoo 64bits to Ubuntu 64bits to Ubuntu
>>>> 32bits ... ) and some rebuilds of the toolchains.
>>>> I've decided to create a bash script to do it for me.
>>>>
>>>> It download the required files ( binutils, gcc, newlib ), do the
>>>> apt-gets, do the patches to get thumb2 and finaly build ( and also creates
>>>> the symbolic links, to remove this step read Obs1. )
>>>>
>>>> A Special thanks to Bogdan who created the tutorial that I've folowed a
>>>> few times and shamelessly copied to create the script. :)
>>>>
>>>> To run it `sudo ./build_arm79.sh && sudo ./build_arm_cortex_m3.sh'
>>>> If you already have the needed files: "gcc-4.3.3.tar,bz2,
>>>> binutils-2.19.50.tar.bz2, newlib-1.17.0.tar.gz" you can create a folder
>>>> named workdir at the same folder as the scripts and put the files inside to
>>>> not re download them. If you you don't the script downloads them
>>>> automagicaly ( tnx to wget ).
>>>>
>>>> The Idea is to put it at the wiki after some more testing.
>>>> But before that I'm posting to know
>>>>
>>>> if it worth mantaining
>>>> someone would like to add/remove/say anything about it.
>>>>
>>>> add something more importantly, to share it :)
>>>>
>>>> so...
>>>>
>>>> feedbacks are welcome.
>>>>
>>>> Obs1: The script creates the symbolic links I've talked on the other
>>>> thread. don't know if people aready read about it, but you can comment out
>>>> the following lines to avoid this:
>>>>
>>>> on file build_arm79.sh:
>>>> lines 86 to 88
>>>>
>>>> on file build_arm_cortex_m3.sh:
>>>> lines 77 to 81
>>>>
>>>> Obs2: The script already adds /usr/local/cross-arm/bin and
>>>> /usr/local/cross-cortex/bin to the path via .bashrc, to avoid this comment
>>>> out:
>>>>
>>>> on file build_arm79.sh:
>>>> lines 90 to 97
>>>>
>>>> on file build_arm_cortex_m3.sh:
>>>> lines 83 to 90
>>>>
>>>> Obs3: If you have a diferent linux then ubuntu or gentoo, you have to
>>>> comment lines 7 to 11 and manualy get the packages. And also you can send me
>>>> the line to do the job for a path to it. :)
>>>>
>>>> And That's about it...
>>>>
>>>> Best Regards,
>>>> Marcelo Politzer Couto
>>>>
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