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Re: [gbadev] getting started

Bob Sabiston wrote:
> directory, but it seems like most of the tutorial makefiles use armcc and
> armlink, etc, which is not part of gcc. Are there any tutorials out there

They're prolly set up for ARM's compiler then. If you have access to a
Unix box or a cygwin environment you can try my arm2gnu assembler (.s)
file convertor (see URL in sig). If it's just .c files you /might/ be
able to change the names of the commands in the make/batch files to gcc
equivalents and compile them that way.

eg:
armlink -> ld
armasm -> as
armcc -> gcc

> I'm assuming I have a different compiler than the ones all the tutorials
> use.

I don't know if they're the kind of examples you're after but my elite
and bezier demos are aimed at GNU tools, so you may get them to compile
under Windows/GCC - they work under Linux/GCC...

HTH, Pete
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http://bits.bris.ac.uk/dooby/




Fri Nov 2, 2001 12:17 pm

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Hey, I've been looking at the various tutorials on how to get started with the compiler, sources etc. I downloaded and installed gcc on my machine (windows...
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... They're prolly set up for ARM's compiler then. If you have access to a Unix box or a cygwin environment you can try my arm2gnu assembler (.s) file...
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