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Xscale_be-gcc

Hi,
I have an application which i have to port on to monta vista linux.when i make the application it compiles fine but while linking i dont get the executable.The application is C++ and i use xscale_be-gcc cross compiler with option -X -EB option.I get the message that -X and -EB options are not recognised by xscale_be-gcc.Can anyone help me why these options are used??is it to do with xscale_be-gcc or xscale_be-g++.
Aug 6 '07 #1
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Hi,
I have an application which i have to port on to monta vista linux.when i make the application it compiles fine but while linking i dont get the executable.The application is C++ and i use xscale_be-gcc cross compiler with option -X -EB option.I get the message that -X and -EB options are not recognised by xscale_be-gcc.Can anyone help me why these options are used??is it to do with xscale_be-gcc or xscale_be-g++.
Aug 7 '07 #2
Hi,
I have an application which i have to port on to monta vista linux.when i make the application it compiles fine but while linking i dont get the executable.The application is C++ and i use xscale_be-gcc cross compiler with option -X -EB option.I get the message that -X and -EB options are not recognised by xscale_be-gcc.Can anyone help me why these options are used??is it to do with xscale_be-gcc or xscale_be-g++.
Aug 7 '07 #3
RedSon
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Aug 7 '07 #4
Motoma
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Hi,
I have an application which i have to port on to monta vista linux.when i make the application it compiles fine but while linking i dont get the executable.The application is C++ and i use xscale_be-gcc cross compiler with option -X -EB option.I get the message that -X and -EB options are not recognised by xscale_be-gcc.Can anyone help me why these options are used??is it to do with xscale_be-gcc or xscale_be-g++.
Where did those options come from? What compiler were you using them with?
Aug 7 '07 #5
Where did those options come from? What compiler were you using them with?
It is in the Makefile for porting the libraries onto the linux system.These libraries are in C++ and developed on windows.So when i was trying to port it.it was compiling but not linking.Due to above mentioned reason.
Aug 8 '07 #6
Motoma
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It is in the Makefile for porting the libraries onto the linux system.These libraries are in C++ and developed on windows.So when i was trying to port it.it was compiling but not linking.Due to above mentioned reason.
Check the documentation (man page?) for the gcc compiler that the makefile was originally intended to use. Find out what those two options specify. You may be able to go without them (maybe windows specific?) or they may have be different flags on the xscale compiler.

Was this made for Cygwin or MSYS?
Aug 8 '07 #7

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