Building RTEMS without GNU tools

[alan at crossware.com (Alan Harry)]

We have built RTEMS with our ColdFire C compiler.  We had to work out what
the correct defines should be for the different parts of the package and we
had to change the relevant embedded assembler macros to suit the syntax used
by our compiler and assembler.

So yes, it is possible.

Alan
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Alan Harry
Crossware Products
alan at crossware.com
http://www.crossware.com
-----Original Message-----
From: John Mills <Jmills at TGA.com>
To: 'Giorgi Jean-Claude ( Anrad )' <GiorgiJ at anrad.com>;
'rtems-list at oarcorp.com' <rtems-list at oarcorp.com>
Cc: John Mills <Jmills at TGA.com>
Date: 12 August 1999 15:44
Subject: RE: Building RTEMS without GNU tools


>Jean-Claude Giorgi wrote:
>
>J-C>  Could it be possible to build RTEMS without using
>J-C>  GNU C tools, I mean simply manually collecting
>J-C>  right source files for a specific target in a
>J-C>  single directory and compiling with third-party
>J-C>  PC compiler (Like Green Hills one) ?
>
>This would be interesting to us, too, as we are considering both RTEMS and
>commercial development tools. I think it would be much better to preserve
>the RTEMS directory structure, however: I put the RTEMS source tree under
>CVS on my host, which makes it easy to track and report changes.
>
>Question to Joel/OAR: might it be helpful to support anonymous-CVS
checkouts
>of the RTEMS source tree, as is done (for example) by the eCos managers?
>
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