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Re: [avr-gcc-list] [avr] GCCAVR Bug
From: |
Dale Seaburg |
Subject: |
Re: [avr-gcc-list] [avr] GCCAVR Bug |
Date: |
Thu Jan 11 10:44:04 2001 |
Thanks Denis for the help.
I found the gcc snapshot that Jason references: avr-gcc-20001225. But
in the binutils area, I only see the most recent: 20010108. Will this
be OK? Jason references libc-20000730, and that may still be the valid
date within the binutils snapshot.
I do all of my internet stuff with a Win2000 machine, and transfer it to
my LAN'd linux box later. So, I can't tell immediately if I'm
successful or not. I avoided the CVS avenue because of no 'net
connection with the linux box directly. I've never played with CVS, but
it looked like I needed a direct connection from the web site
instructions.
One more question(s): even though I say I have gcc-2.5.2, it is not
installed. My current gcc -v is pgcc-2.91.66. Will this be OK to use
to build the avr-gcc? If I need to upgrade to gcc-2.95.2, will I need
an upgrade of binutils? How will this impact my non-avr activities?
Seems like such dumb questions, but I do use gcc for a C application
that I maintain, and I don't want to "rock the boat". My current linux
version is 2.2.9.
I'm sure I'll have a bunch more questions before this is through, so
please be patient with me :-)
Thanks again,
Dale.
Denis Chertykov wrote:
>
> Dale Seaburg <address@hidden> writes:
>
> > I have a copy of gcc-2.95.2 for my linux machine. I searched for a
> > reference for "avr", in the config subdirectrory, but found none.
> > How/Where does one get the proper gcc tools to configure a
> > cross-compiling gcc for the avr? Hate to be so dumb, but I'm bating
> > zero on this one.
>
> You must use gcc/binutils snapshots or CVS repository.
>
> Denis.