I added compiler flag "-Os -pipe -mips32 -mtune=mips32 -funit-at-a-time" . however I got the following error:
{standard input}: Assembler messages:
{standard input}:8068: Error: Cannot branch to symbol in another section.
{standard input}:8100: Error: Cannot branch to symbol in another section.
{standard input}:8161: Error: Cannot branch to symbol in another section.
{standard input}:8344: Error: Cannot branch to symbol in another section.
{standard input}:8452: Error: Cannot branch to symbol in another section.
{standard input}:8539: Error: Cannot branch to symbol in another section.
{standard input}:8571: Error: Cannot branch to symbol in another section.
I have no platform specific knowledge. Most of my time are on Intel environment. It does not mean anythign to me. How can this be rectified?
{standard input}:8068: Error: Cannot branch to symbol in another section.
{standard input}:8100: Error: Cannot branch to symbol in another section.
{standard input}:8161: Error: Cannot branch to symbol in another section.
{standard input}:8344: Error: Cannot branch to symbol in another section.
{standard input}:8452: Error: Cannot branch to symbol in another section.
{standard input}:8539: Error: Cannot branch to symbol in another section.
{standard input}:8571: Error: Cannot branch to symbol in another section.
I have no platform specific knowledge. Most of my time are on Intel environment. It does not mean anythign to me. How can this be rectified?
Thanks.
David
David Lee <receive4me@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
HI Freddy,Thanks a lot for your help.my target is a MIPS32. Based on what you advised, it must be a wrong configuration in Linux header files. I'll check and see what'll happen.Thanks again.David
On 9/29/06, Freddy Spierenburg < freddy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:Hi David,-----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE-----
On Fri, Sep 29, 2006 at 05:35:48PM +0800, David Lee wrote:
> /tmp/ccwOZSG3.s:5143: Error: opcode not supported on this processor: mips1
> (mips1) `ll $4,16($2)'
> /tmp/ccwOZSG3.s:5145: Error: opcode not supported on this processor: mips1
> (mips1) `sc $4,16($2)'
Are you sure you want to assemble for the mips1 target?
I know these both opcodes are valid MIPS32 opcodes, but don't
know if they exist for the mips1 target.
You might want to look for something like
http://www.cs.cornell.edu/courses/cs314/2005FA/resources/MIPS_Vol2.pdf
but this one is for MIPS32. If you need mips1 you better search
for a likewise document.
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