But the format of cross-compiled binary file like busybox is only ELF,
Why do you think so. I do use busybox in a non-MMU arch (NIOS). It is
cross-compiled on a PC using the appropriate "uClinux-distr" tool chain.
The format of the executable file "busybox" is flt.
OTOH I do have another tool-chain for the (non-MMU) NIOS, that does not
create Linux executable but stuff to run without an external OS on that
hardware. Same seems to create an executable in elf format.
if there is option I can add to let busybox and other binary files
compiled in different format.
the option is -elf2flt. Of course the tool chain needs to support this-
If I guess correctly above, does that mean uclinux doesn't support ELF?
It seems that this depends on the toolchain used.
-Michael
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