hdzhang264 | 30 Nov 2011 12:42
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where are the target files?

 
 
I installed from a binary distribution "cegcc_mingw32ce_cygwin1.7_r1375.tar.bz2 ".

I am using arm-wince-mingw32ce tools.

I am using Linux platform  to develop.

What is the nature of your problem ?  --------can not found the target file (.o file).

Can you send us a small source that demonstrates the problem ?

        When compile my project, none of error occurs. But after compile, none of the target file is found under the project folder.  (If I use arm-linux-gcc/arm-linux-as,the target file is right.)

:

the output shows no one error or warning.

just like "arm-mingw32ce-gcc.exe -o *.c -o *.o","arm-mingw32ce-as.exe -o *.o *.s".

I found it did not compile the file ever, because it did not point any error even i put some obvious wrong code in my files.

2011-11-29
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Vincent Torri | 30 Nov 2011 13:10
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Re: where are the target files?



2011/11/30 hdzhang264 <hdzhang264-KN7UnAbNpbg@public.gmane.org>
 
 
I installed from a binary distribution "cegcc_mingw32ce_cygwin1.7_r1375.tar.bz2 ".

I am using arm-wince-mingw32ce tools.

I am using Linux platform  to develop.

What is strange to me is that you use a "cygwin" toolchain to cross-compile on a linux platform.

Vincent Torri

 

What is the nature of your problem ?  --------can not found the target file (.o file).

Can you send us a small source that demonstrates the problem ?

        When compile my project, none of error occurs. But after compile, none of the target file is found under the project folder.  (If I use arm-linux-gcc/arm-linux-as,the target file is right.)

:

the output shows no one error or warning.

just like "arm-mingw32ce-gcc.exe -o *.c -o *.o","arm-mingw32ce-as.exe -o *.o *.s".

I found it did not compile the file ever, because it did not point any error even i put some obvious wrong code in my files.

2011-11-29
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hdzhang264 | 1 Dec 2011 04:50
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Re: where are the target files?

I`m so sorry , i have installed the correct version.
 
and now , I have two enviroment: mingw32ce-cygwin on cygwin , and mingw32ce on Linux.
 
But under cygwin enviroment, any target file can not found.
under linux enviroment, I found a error: "PLD" instruction can not be supported!
 
so I have to add the following codes according some people said:
#ifndef HAVE_PLD
.macro pld reg
.endm
#endif
 
after this,
still errors about 'pld':
"too many posiontoinal arguments"
 
the code : "pld [r1,#124]"
 
 
 
2011-12-01
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2011/11/30 hdzhang264 <hdzhang264 <at> 126.com>
 
 
I installed from a binary distribution "cegcc_mingw32ce_cygwin1.7_r1375.tar.bz2 ".

I am using arm-wince-mingw32ce tools.

I am using Linux platform  to develop.

What is strange to me is that you use a "cygwin" toolchain to cross-compile on a linux platform.

Vincent Torri

 

What is the nature of your problem ?  --------can not found the target file (.o file).

Can you send us a small source that demonstrates the problem ?

        When compile my project, none of error occurs. But after compile, none of the target file is found under the project folder.  (If I use arm-linux-gcc/arm-linux-as,the target file is right.)

:

the output shows no one error or warning.

just like "arm-mingw32ce-gcc.exe -o *.c -o *.o","arm-mingw32ce-as.exe -o *.o *.s".

I found it did not compile the file ever, because it did not point any error even i put some obvious wrong code in my files.

2011-11-29
hdzhang264


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hdzhang264 | 1 Dec 2011 14:05
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fopen() failed?

I am using mingw32ce on Linux.
 
the code follows:
 
FILE *fpin;
fpin=fopen("myfile.avs","rb+"); 
 
In makefile, i used arm-mingw32ce-gcc, make is ok.
 
But when it runs on wince5.0,  the fpin returns NULL always. 
 
"myfile.avs" and excutable file lies in the same directory.
 
 
2011-12-01
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发件人: Vincent Torri
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2011/11/30 hdzhang264 <hdzhang264 <at> 126.com>
 
 
I installed from a binary distribution "cegcc_mingw32ce_cygwin1.7_r1375.tar.bz2 ".

I am using arm-wince-mingw32ce tools.

I am using Linux platform  to develop.

What is strange to me is that you use a "cygwin" toolchain to cross-compile on a linux platform.

Vincent Torri

 

What is the nature of your problem ?  --------can not found the target file (.o file).

Can you send us a small source that demonstrates the problem ?

        When compile my project, none of error occurs. But after compile, none of the target file is found under the project folder.  (If I use arm-linux-gcc/arm-linux-as,the target file is right.)

:

the output shows no one error or warning.

just like "arm-mingw32ce-gcc.exe -o *.c -o *.o","arm-mingw32ce-as.exe -o *.o *.s".

I found it did not compile the file ever, because it did not point any error even i put some obvious wrong code in my files.

2011-11-29
hdzhang264


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Andy Wu | 1 Dec 2011 14:08
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Re: fopen() failed?

You should use absolute path on ce.

On 2011-12-1 下午9:06, "hdzhang264" <hdzhang264-KN7UnAbNpbg@public.gmane.org> wrote:
I am using mingw32ce on Linux.
 
the code follows:
 
FILE *fpin;
fpin=fopen("myfile.avs","rb+"); 
 
In makefile, i used arm-mingw32ce-gcc, make is ok.
 
But when it runs on wince5.0,  the fpin returns NULL always. 
 
"myfile.avs" and excutable file lies in the same directory.
 
 
2011-12-01
hdzhang264
发件人: Vincent Torri
发送时间: 2011-11-30  20:10:43
收件人: hdzhang264
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主题: Re: [Cegcc-devel] where are the target files?


2011/11/30 hdzhang264 <hdzhang264-KN7UnAbNpbg@public.gmane.org>
 
 
I installed from a binary distribution "cegcc_mingw32ce_cygwin1.7_r1375.tar.bz2 ".

I am using arm-wince-mingw32ce tools.

I am using Linux platform  to develop.

What is strange to me is that you use a "cygwin" toolchain to cross-compile on a linux platform.

Vincent Torri

 

What is the nature of your problem ?  --------can not found the target file (.o file).

Can you send us a small source that demonstrates the problem ?

        When compile my project, none of error occurs. But after compile, none of the target file is found under the project folder.  (If I use arm-linux-gcc/arm-linux-as,the target file is right.)

:

the output shows no one error or warning.

just like "arm-mingw32ce-gcc.exe -o *.c -o *.o","arm-mingw32ce-as.exe -o *.o *.s".

I found it did not compile the file ever, because it did not point any error even i put some obvious wrong code in my files.

2011-11-29
hdzhang264


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hdzhang264 | 1 Dec 2011 14:31
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Re: fopen() failed?

 
I tried as follows:
 
fpin=fopen("//Software//myfile.avs","rb+"); 
fpin=fopen("/Software/myfile.avs","rb+");
fpin=fopen("\\Software\\myfile.avs","rb+");
("myfile.avs" is put under "Software" directory)
 
fpin still returns NULL!
 
2011-12-01
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发送时间: 2011-12-01  21:08:07
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主题: Re: [Cegcc-devel] fopen() failed?

You should use absolute path on ce.

On 2011-12-1 下午9:06, "hdzhang264" <hdzhang264 <at> 126.com> wrote:
I am using mingw32ce on Linux.
 
the code follows:
 
FILE *fpin;
fpin=fopen("myfile.avs","rb+"); 
 
In makefile, i used arm-mingw32ce-gcc, make is ok.
 
But when it runs on wince5.0,  the fpin returns NULL always. 
 
"myfile.avs" and excutable file lies in the same directory.
 
 
2011-12-01
hdzhang264
发件人: Vincent Torri
发送时间: 2011-11-30  20:10:43
收件人: hdzhang264
抄送: cegcc-devel
主题: Re: [Cegcc-devel] where are the target files?


2011/11/30 hdzhang264 <hdzhang264 <at> 126.com>
 
 
I installed from a binary distribution "cegcc_mingw32ce_cygwin1.7_r1375.tar.bz2 ".

I am using arm-wince-mingw32ce tools.

I am using Linux platform  to develop.

What is strange to me is that you use a "cygwin" toolchain to cross-compile on a linux platform.

Vincent Torri

 

What is the nature of your problem ?  --------can not found the target file (.o file).

Can you send us a small source that demonstrates the problem ?

        When compile my project, none of error occurs. But after compile, none of the target file is found under the project folder.  (If I use arm-linux-gcc/arm-linux-as,the target file is right.)

:

the output shows no one error or warning.

just like "arm-mingw32ce-gcc.exe -o *.c -o *.o","arm-mingw32ce-as.exe -o *.o *.s".

I found it did not compile the file ever, because it did not point any error even i put some obvious wrong code in my files.

2011-11-29
hdzhang264


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