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How to compile uclinux using armcc and armlink?

Heron Zhang
Note: This was originally posted on 15th September 2012 at http://forums.arm.com

Hi,
I want using armcc and armlink to compile uclinux,because I want get the HEX file for verilog, and the tool fromelf can transform the ELF file to HEX for verilog. [size="5"]Does there any software can compile Linux kernel using armcc and armlink?[/size]

[size="5"] Thanks in advance.[/size]
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  • Note: This was originally posted on 15th September 2012 at http://forums.arm.com

    [size=2]Thanks a lot,[/size]
    [size=2] I'm sorry , I don't understand what the 'od' and 'xxd' mean,can you make it a little clear?  I have no idea how to run uclinux kernel on the VCS ,Thank you !
    [/size]

    Changing an entire toolchain just to get a $readmemh compatible file would appear to be a bit extreme. It's perfectly possible to convert a binary from the standard kernel build to a hex file using something like 'od' or 'xxd'.

    hth
    s.







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  • Note: This was originally posted on 15th September 2012 at http://forums.arm.com

    [size=2]Thanks a lot,[/size]
    [size=2] I'm sorry , I don't understand what the 'od' and 'xxd' mean,can you make it a little clear?  I have no idea how to run uclinux kernel on the VCS ,Thank you !
    [/size]

    Changing an entire toolchain just to get a $readmemh compatible file would appear to be a bit extreme. It's perfectly possible to convert a binary from the standard kernel build to a hex file using something like 'od' or 'xxd'.

    hth
    s.







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