Re: [avr-gcc-list] Error in Nordic object file

[Larry Barello]

It is the compiler.  Compile a C program -S and inspect the
resulting assembly file.  You will notice that all GCC stuff
(including headers) has the substitution.  Anything you
make, no matter where it is found, won't.

This doesn't happen in hand coded assembly files so if you
have a GAS only project you can debug away in astudio.  Add
a C file with -g (debug) and you are hosed. Type in
"avr-gcc --print-search-dir  and the problem becomes
obvious.

----- Original Message -----
From: "Jim Pearce" <address@hidden>


> "Confusing and frustrating" I Couldn't have put it better
myself!  I have gone back over this list's archive trying to
see it there
> was anything that I missed about the cygwin problem -- I
did not find anything.  I am confused about the cygwin path
issue.  Is it
> avr-gcc.exe, make.exe, or the libc that is the problem?  I
believe that I followed Peter Fleury's instructions to the
letter but