powerpc-rtems-gcc compiling problem

[Joel Sherrill]

Dhiraj wrote:
> Hello,
>  I am using cygwin to compile my stuff on windows. I was using an old 1998
> cygwin. Today I shifted to the latest cygwin and my compilation didn't work.
> Then I tried to compile a Hello world file. That too didn't work(same
> error). What could be the problem.
> This is the error :-
> ******************
> 
>>powerpc-rtems-gcc -c hello.c
> 
> Assembler messages:
>  for reading.open
> : No such file or directory
> ************************
> Seems like there is some misunderstanding between powerpc-rtems-gcc and the
> powerpc rtems assembler.Normal gcc is working fine and compiles the hello
> world without any problems.

If you updated cygwin, then you updated the native gcc to match the
cygwin version.  What powerpc-rtems gcc version is this?

Also I vaguely recall that something like this can occur when
a filesystem is not mounted in binary mode.

A big help in debugging problems like this is to add a -v to the
powerpc-rtems-gcc command line and watching what it invokes.

> regards
> Dhiraj
> 


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