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WinPhone8 and gcc, any info?

Pavel Pavlov — 2012-05-06T03:49:37

Hello all, it seems that cegcc is quite dead, or people who use it are happy with it (just like me).

I'm building my code for WinPhone7 and everything worked out of the box. I mainly use cegcc for code with att-style asm, or I use gnu assembler. I compile static libs with it and link it with regular tools from MS.

Now, with WinPhone8 it rejects the libs as invalid. Upcoming VisualStudio and Windows 8 have ARM support out of the box. armasm (which looks too similar to armasm that comes with arm's dev tools) lists three types of machine targets: arm, thumb, armce. Any idea what's different? Do they use different object format (quite unlikely), or they simply added different CPU id for otherwise identical objects?

Since Windows 8 ads native arm support, perhaps gcc/mingw will add full support for windows/arm as well. Any info on that?

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cegcc/mingw32ce with gcc 4.6.3

Max Kellermann — 2012-03-13T22:13:05

Hi,

I have updated my cegcc fork to gcc 4.6.3, here's my release
2012-03-13:

 http://max.kellermann.name/projects/cegcc/
 http://max.kellermann.name/download/xcsoar/devel/cegcc/

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Rd and Rm should be different in mul?

James Tyou — 2012-02-28T18:42:48

Hello There,

I compile some c source with
\bin>arm-mingw32ce-gcc --version
arm-mingw32ce-gcc (GCC) 4.5.3

and switchs:
-mcpu=arm1176jzf-s -Wa,-mcpu=arm1176jzf-s

but at last it shows some error:
ccvEiUjA.s:322: Rd and Rm should be different in mul

why?
is this a bug of mingw32ce?


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pthreads support

Prageeth — 2012-02-20T10:50:47

Hi All,

Can somebody comment on the support for pthreads in the latest CeGCC
project source files? Is it supported?

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mmap with arm-cegcc

Prageeth — 2012-02-20T10:44:41

Hi,

We are working with arm-cegcc toolchain, v0.55, on Ubuntu Linux. It looks
like the POSIX porting layer is missing mmap support. This is our
understanding:

(a) There is no mmap (and related in-memory management functions) support
either in v0.55 or v0.59.

(b) Searching this mailing list shows the following thread that has a patch
for mmap:
http://www.mail-archive.com/cegcc-devel-5NWGOfrQmneRv+LV9MX5uipxlwaOVQ5f< at >public.gmane.org/msg01459.html

Our questions:

1. Does the latest CeGCC project source files have mmap support?

2. If not, is anyone using the above patch in any of their live projects
now?

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cegcc/mingw32ce with gcc 4.6.2, binutils 2.22

Max Kellermann — 2011-12-23T14:13:34

Hi,

the build 2011-12-23 of my cegcc fork comes with gcc 4.6.2 and
binutils 2.22.  For the first time, gcc's link time optimization (LTO)
works on Windows CE!

 http://max.kellermann.name/projects/cegcc/
 http://max.kellermann.name/download/xcsoar/devel/cegcc/

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can not support "PLD" instruction!

hdzhang264 — 2011-12-01T03:43:06

I am using mingw32ce under linux.

I encoutered " error:selected processor does not support 'pld[r1]". 

Pld is supported only on arm5 or higher.

Doed  Cegcc only support arm4? 
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error while loading libmpf.so.1?

hdzhang264 — 2011-11-30T13:50:59


I installed from a binary distribution "mingw32ce-0.59.1.tar.bz2  ".
I am using arm-wince-mingw32ce tools. 
I am using Linux platform  to develop. 
What is the nature of your problem ?  --------
mingw32ce/libexec/gcc/arm-mingw32ce/4.4.0/cc1:error while loading shared libraries:llibmpfr.so.1:cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory.

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where are the target files?

hdzhang264 — 2011-11-30T11:42:29


I installed from a binary distribution "cegcc_mingw32ce_cygwin1.7_r1375.tar.bz2 ".
I am using arm-wince-mingw32ce tools. 
I am using Linux platform  to develop. 
What is the nature of your problem ?  --------can not found the target file (.o file). 
Can you send us a small source that demonstrates the problem ? 
        When compile my project, none of error occurs. But after compile, none of the target file is found under the project folder.  (If I use arm-linux-gcc/arm-linux-as，the target file is right.)
:
the output shows no one error or warning. 
just like "arm-mingw32ce-gcc.exe -o *.c -o *.o","arm-mingw32ce-as.exe -o *.o *.s".
I found it did not compile the file ever, because it did not point any error even i put some obvious wrong code in my files.
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where are the target files?

hdzhang264 — 2011-11-30T09:30:14


I installed from a binary distribution "cegcc_mingw32ce_cygwin1.7_r1375.tar.bz2 ".
I am using arm-wince-mingw32ce tools. 
I am using Linux platform  to develop. 
What is the nature of your problem ?  --------can not found the target file (.o file). 
Can you send us a small source that demonstrates the problem ? 
        When compile my project, none of error occurs. But after compile, none of the target file is found under the project folder.  (If I use arm-linux-gcc/arm-linux-as，the target file is right.)

:
the output shows no one error or warning. 
just like "arm-mingw32ce-gcc.exe -o *.c -o *.o","arm-mingw32ce-as.exe -o *.o *.s".
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where are the target files?

hdzhang264 — 2011-11-29T11:54:55


I installed from a binary distribution "cegcc_mingw32ce_cygwin1.7_r1375.tar.bz2 ".
I am using arm-wince-mingw32ce tools. 
I am using Linux platform  to develop. 
What is the nature of your problem ?  --------can not found the target file (.o file). 
Can you send us a small source that demonstrates the problem ? 
        When compile my project, none of error occurs. But after compile, none of the target file is found under the project folder.  (If I use arm-linux-gcc/arm-linux-as，the target file is right.)
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cegcc with binutils 2.21.1

Max Kellermann — 2011-11-19T11:34:05

Hi,

I have spent some time on rebasing the cegcc-binutils branch on
upstream version 2.21.1.  That was a big knot which became smaller and
smaller each time I rebased incrementally on a new release.
Fortunately, many of the cegcc patches were merged upstream, and
disappeared from my rebasing branch.

I rebased on the git import hosted at http://repo.or.cz/w/binutils.git

This is the result:

 http://git.xcsoar.org/cgit/max/cegcc-binutils.git/log/?h=2.21.1-experimental

It's still very unclean, the commit messages describe changes that
have disappeared, and more (documented) patches need to be separated
out and submitted to upstream.  I don't understand those, because I've
never read the binutils code before, and I've never written a linker
script.  Does anybody want to comment, and help cleaning them up?

One change that I havn't pushed over is the patch that relocates
".bss" to ".data".  This bloats the generated binaries for no visible
advantage.  Who knows why this was added?  (It's a post-0.59 change)

I'm not uploading binaries this time, because there was little
interest in my other announcements previously.  I just want to make
sure that nobody else wastes time by replicating my effort.  I might
upload new binaries when my gcc 4.6 port is finished.

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cegcc with gcc 4.5.3

Max Kellermann — 2011-10-12T08:48:52

Hi,

another cegcc upgrade: I have replaced gcc 4.4.x with gcc 4.5.3.  That
rebase caused a good amount of merge conflicts, which I attempted to
solve without really knowing the code base.  The end result seems to
work well.  The TEXT section of the XCSoar binary shrinks from 1,686
kB to 1,582 kB, with no change but the gcc upgrade.  Looks like gcc's
ARM code generator has improved a lot.

Source code:

 http://git.xcsoar.org/cgit/max/cegcc-build.git/

Binaries:

 http://max.kellermann.name/download/xcsoar/devel/cegcc/

This is a transitional step to finally upgrade to gcc 4.6.  Now if
only Google would update the Android NDK to gcc 4.6 ...

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Upgrading cegcc to gcc 4.4.6

Max Kellermann — 2011-10-10T22:19:40

Hi,

I have upgraded gcc to 4.4.6 in my cegcc git repository:

 http://git.xcsoar.org/cgit/max/cegcc-build.git/

Binaries:

 http://max.kellermann.name/download/xcsoar/devel/cegcc/

The XCSoar project heavily depends on cegcc/mingw32ce to build its
Windows CE/Mobile executables, and C++11 support was severely bugged
in gcc 4.4.0.

This upgrade was done with stgit and its "rebase" command.  I
attempted to separate cegcc changes from the initial gcc 4.4.0 import
(which was done in a very unclean way).

I'd love to upgrade to gcc 4.6, but I fear that'll be a lot more work.

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using arm-mingw32ce-gcc

Timothy Wall — 2011-10-07T14:04:49

I'm trying to build a dll, cross-compiling on linux with arm-mingw32ce-gcc.  Is there a CE .lib file I need to link against or any special flags? 

I've compiled the simple "hello world" with a message box (which works on my target windows mobile 6.1 emulator), but when compiling my dll I get a bunch of undefined references to basic things like malloc/free and some other things that look more obscure.

Ultimately the DLL is to be loaded by phoneME for some JNI support (I've also got a simple phoneME app working).

I compiled on linux against the SF SVN repository; I'm in the process of pulling down the (more recent?) version from gitorious.

Thanks
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CeGCC MSYS

Alessandro Antonello — 2011-06-06T18:27:11

Hi, all.

Is possible to build a version of CeGCC for MSYS that doesn't rely on
cygwin1.dll?

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fuction _wtoi()

Alessandro Antonello — 2011-06-06T17:51:39

Hi, all.

The function "_wtoi()" in the 'stdlib.h' header is protected with:

#if !defined(__COREDLL__)
...
#endif

But in the Windows CE standard SDK the function is fully available. Indeed it
is redirected to '_wtol()' function. But why these functions prototype are
protected in the CeGCC distribution?

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MediaWiki disabled

Paul Sokolovsky — 2011-03-13T20:27:20

Hello,

As last step of Trac migration, I've disabled MediaWiki for CeGCC
project at SF.net. All content was long ago migrated to Trac, where it
was elaborated and extended much comparing to what was available in
MediaWiki.

Trac as usual is open for wiki editing and bug submission:
https://sourceforge.net/apps/trac/cegcc/

[ANN] CeGCC codebase migrated to git

Paul Sokolovsky — 2011-03-13T20:19:30

Hello,

Per previous RFC, I've splitted and migrated CeGCC SVN codebase to Git.
For each upstream project, there is a separate git repository.
Potentially, that will allow to rebase CeGCC patchset onto pristine
upstream tree and follow upstream development more easily and/or
maintain CeGCC patchset in better form.

At this time, only w32api tree was rebased against upstream. w32api
also acquired lot of patches, thank to which it's now possibly to
compile number of 3rd-party applications, like GSPlayer, FtpSvr, tMan,
Win32++, etc.

The fact that there're number of repositories now doesn't mean that
now it is harder to build entire toolchain - there's a meta-repository,
cegcc-build, provided, which uses git submodules to pull all needed bits
easily. Actually, I structured this build repository along the lines of
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Convention_over_configuration - you just
need to clone that repository, follow very simple instructions in
README (nothing to edit or configure manually), and get the toolchain
built by running one command (which is itself just old good
build-mingw32ce.sh).

Repositories are currently hosted at Gitorious - I'd like to discuss
that further, ideally I'd like to see them hosted within bounds of
existing CeGCC project, at SF.net.

I'd appreciate if all interested parties tried it, comments are welcome.

http://gitorious.org/cegcc

Quick start:

git clone git://gitorious.org/cegcc/cegcc-build.git
Then follow instructions in cegcc-build/README
(http://gitorious.org/cegcc/cegcc-build/blobs/master/README)

Cegcc arm-mingw32ce compiled with Mingw

Mauro Ziliani — 2011-03-04T07:03:07

Hi all.
I'm working for Windows CE with Embedded Visual C++ 4.0 sp4.
I need to swicth my work on better environment and I choose arm-mingw32ce.
But I'd like to avoid Cygnus, but use directly Mingw, like I does for 
others develompment.

Does anyone have try to compile arm-mingw32ce with latest Mingw 
distribution?

Best regards.

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Category: MinGW32CE (arm-wince-mingw32ce
Group: v1.0 (example)
Priority: 5
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Submitted By: achdawai (achdawai)
Assigned to: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
Summary: arm-mingw32ce-ar fails under mingw

Initial Comment:
I cross compiled the mingw32ce toolchain for i586-mingw32msvc.

When run on windows,  the ar program fails to generate a valid archive file. This does not happen all the time.

The error is:

arm-mingw32ce-gcc -o binary.exe src/console/console_win32.o src/console/CommandLineToArgvW.o -L. -lfoo -lbar -lloaderfs
./libloaderfs.a: file not recognized: File format not recognized
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
mingw32-make: *** [ucvm-console.exe] Error 1

On linux the same makefile compiling the same binary from the same sources, the same libs and the same flags works fine.

I'm aware this information is not sufficient to isolate the bug, I'm trying to get a simple testcase.

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Date: 2011-02-05 07:03

Message:
Mingw problem. Please feel free to suggest a patch in separate ticket.


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Comment By: achdawai (achdawai)
Date: 2010-01-29 15:05

Message:
The attachement is a winmerge display showing at the left, the header of
the static lib generated by the mingw version, and on the right, the result
of the SAME COMMAND LINE, run on windows.

I will try to push this to the upstream bug tracker but I would like a
sort of "confirmation".

A zip of the toolchain I compiled is available at:
http://www.unsads.com/~squalyl/cegcc/mingw32ce-4.1-20100129+gdb.zip

debug version at:
http://www.unsads.com/~squalyl/cegcc/mingw32ce-4.1-20100129+gdb+dbg.zip

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Comment By: achdawai (achdawai)
Date: 2010-01-29 12:37

Message:
Here is a build log from win32 codeblocks, showing that ALL static libs are
built without a glitch, but one of them is invalid. Running
arm-mingw32ce-objdump.exe on this file brings the same error : format
unrecognized.


-------------- Build: arm-wince in libhal ---------------

arm-mingw32ce-gcc.exe -Wall  -DDEBUG  -DUNDER_CE   -Iinclude
-Iinclude\hal\win32  -c C:\sources\ucvm\trunk\src\hal\win32\debug.c -o
Debug\arm-wince\obj\src\hal\win32\debug.o
arm-mingw32ce-gcc.exe -Wall  -DDEBUG  -DUNDER_CE   -Iinclude
-Iinclude\hal\win32  -c C:\sources\ucvm\trunk\src\hal\win32\infos.c -o
Debug\arm-wince\obj\src\hal\win32\infos.o
arm-mingw32ce-gcc.exe -Wall  -DDEBUG  -DUNDER_CE   -Iinclude
-Iinclude\hal\win32  -c C:\sources\ucvm\trunk\src\hal\win32\mem.c -o
Debug\arm-wince\obj\src\hal\win32\mem.o
arm-mingw32ce-gcc.exe -Wall  -DDEBUG  -DUNDER_CE   -Iinclude
-Iinclude\hal\win32  -c C:\sources\ucvm\trunk\src\hal\win32\vars.c -o
Debug\arm-wince\obj\src\hal\win32\vars.o
arm-mingw32ce-gcc.exe -Wall  -DDEBUG  -DUNDER_CE   -Iinclude
-Iinclude\hal\win32  -c C:\sources\ucvm\trunk\src\hal\win32\arg.c -o
Debug\arm-wince\obj\src\hal\win32\arg.o
arm-mingw32ce-ar.exe -r -s Debug\arm-wince\libhal.a
Debug\arm-wince\obj\src\hal\win32\debug.o
Debug\arm-wince\obj\src\hal\win32\infos.o
Debug\arm-wince\obj\src\hal\win32\mem.o
Debug\arm-wince\obj\src\hal\win32\vars.o
Debug\arm-wince\obj\src\hal\win32\arg.o 
arm-mingw32ce-ar.exe: creating Debug\arm-wince\libhal.a
Output size is 6.18 KB

-------------- Build: arm-wince in libloader ---------------

arm-mingw32ce-gcc.exe  -O2 -Wall -DDEBUG  -DUNDER_CE   -Iinclude
-Iinclude\hal\win32  -c C:\sources\ucvm\trunk\src\loader\loader_win32fs.c
-o Debug\arm-wince\obj\src\loader\loader_win32fs.o
arm-mingw32ce-ar.exe -r -s Debug\arm-wince\libloaderfs.a
Debug\arm-wince\obj\src\loader\loader_win32fs.o 
arm-mingw32ce-ar.exe: creating Debug\arm-wince\libloaderfs.a
Output size is 2.94 KB

-------------- Build: arm-wince in ucvm-console ---------------

arm-mingw32ce-gcc.exe -Wall  -DDEBUG  -DUNDER_CE   -Iinclude
-Iinclude\hal\win32  -c C:\sources\ucvm\trunk\src\console\console_win32.c
-o Debug\arm-wince\obj\src\console\console_win32.o
arm-mingw32ce-gcc.exe -Wall  -DDEBUG  -DUNDER_CE   -Iinclude
-Iinclude\hal\win32  -c
C:\sources\ucvm\trunk\src\console\CommandLineToArgvW.c -o
Debug\arm-wince\obj\src\console\CommandLineToArgvW.o
arm-mingw32ce-g++.exe -LDebug\arm-wince  -o Debug\arm-wince\ucvm.exe
Debug\arm-wince\obj\src\console\console_win32.o
Debug\arm-wince\obj\src\console\CommandLineToArgvW.o    -lucvm -lhal
-lloaderfs 
Debug\arm-wince/libloaderfs.a: file not recognized: File format not
recognized
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
Process terminated with status 1 (0 minutes, 5 seconds)

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Comment By: achdawai (achdawai)
Date: 2010-01-29 12:26

Message:
forgot to mention, I'm compiling the gcc 4.1 sources from the latest svn
trunk.

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Comment By: achdawai (achdawai)
Date: 2010-01-29 12:26

Message:
forgot to mention, I'm compiling the gcc 4.1 sources.

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