Found it
https://github.com/MikeSmith/gcc-arm-embedded-macosx
some more maybe useful info is here (st link on a mac etc)
Found it
https://github.com/MikeSmith/gcc-arm-embedded-macosx
some more maybe useful info is here (st link on a mac etc)
Here is another possibility:
http://www.carlson-minot.com/available-arm-eabi-g-lite-builds-for-mac-os-x
My issues may have been with newlib vs yagarto/sam I will check out the above links next week.
I'm using the Yagarto toolchain with Eclipse under Mac OS X for months now and all is working fine with my F103 devices but I didn't try some F4 ones. I can use the debugger with my ST-Link v2 too. If it can helps, I can publish what I've done
@blackswords
why don't you publish it in the wiki.
Would be great and easy to find for others !
Ok, I'll try do to that if it can helps. I have to remember all the things I've done for getting this working
Anyone tried my tutorial?
Great ! Thanks a lot - will check it in the next few days.
ok! leave me some feedback.
It would be great if someone (I will try too) can add to the article how to add the Maple Library and so use it within Eclipse
feurig - I tried using Yagarto but their were NO Thumb2 libraries, only Thumb versions, in the Mac version. I wrote to the author (in March), but I AFAICT the package hasn't been updated. I hope to get time to try again soon.
what are the drawbacks to not using the thumb2 libraries? I'm using Yagarto for months (maybe a year now) and I don't have any problems
blackswords - are you using the Mac distribution, and the latest release?
It may be that the only libraries supplied are Thumb2, and there are no Thumb libraries (but I'd have expected the developer to tell me that).
Yes I'm using the latest Mac distribution but I can't tell what's provided (thumb, thumb2 or both). Is there any mean to check that?
blackswords - the convention used by some toolchains implementations is to put Thumb2 and Thumb libraries into different directories (called, ingeniously, 'thumb2' or 'thumb'). For example, LeafLabs Maple toolchain is set up this way.
I thought that an old version of Yagarto had done that, so I made an assumption.
Also, I thought I'd tried to build a program, but it had failed to run, and that was why I thought there was no thumb2 libraries.
Maybe I made a different type of mistake ?-(
But as it works for you, I need to go back and check it all again. That could save me some hassle in the future.
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