Re: Getting started with building a GCC cross-compiler

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david> [I need a C++ compiler - my chip vendor only gave me a gcc C compiler]
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david> Configure parameters
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david>  --target=pic32mx

For those who do not know - "Microchip pic32" - is a mips m4K core micro controller.

If I remember correctly, PIC32 has limited very RAM (64K) and no external memory interface. You sure you want C++?

You might look "upstream" from them and figure out where they got it from (ie: From MIPS) perhaps they have subset of the Mips package?

Second, you'll need to look at your DEBUG options - they are not using GDB - and there is *some* *limited* support for ejtag in OpenOCD.

Third, if I remember correctly gcc-pic32 has many #pragma hacks- that get picked up by the linker later on - and handles the bare metal chip initialization stuff.

-Duane.



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