Re: Cannot build Newlib on a Linux PC
"R. Diez via newlib" <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.lib.newlib |
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> The linux build for newlib is a very delicate thing. It works using an > [...] Thanks for the information. If we leave the Linux builds aside, what is the fastest way to test changes in Newlib? Is there a simulator for an embedded system that is fast to start up? I am working on a ARM Cortex-M4F microcontroller, and flashing a new firmware takes a long time. I would prefer some sort of ARM Cortex simulator. By the way, I am surprised that Newlib breaks this way and nobody notices. Does the Newlib team run some kind of automated tests before each release/snapshot? I know the autotools and I could contribute some improvements. But I fear that I could break things and not realise. I do not have a baseline at the moment to test against. Best regards, rdiez