Compiling under uClinux

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originally posted by mfm@Apr 18 2006, 01:39 PM

hi hippo,

thanks for your reply,

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maybe you can try forth instead. it is tiny and fast. good for embeded.

http://www.cs.wisc.edu/~bolo/forth.html (http://www.cs.wisc.edu/~bolo/forth.html)

ucforth

http://www.cvs.cx/ucforth.php (http://www.cvs.cx/ucforth.php)

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I&#39;ve took a look and it&#39;s seemingly for ColdFire processor.

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If you still want gcc, you should read gcc.gnu.org .[/b]

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Yes I want gcc cause as I see, the majority apps are to be compiled with.

I read gcc.gnu.org and I can&#39;t say it&#39;s helping

Warm Regards

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Look in the porting/bootstrapping of gcc.

But you should think twice. Though comiple C program on a nios2 is possible. You need to port a lot of tools before gcc build. It is not pratical with the limited speed and resource on nios2. Did you ever compile on a 66MHz 486 PC?

The uCforth is for coldfire uClinux. It can be ported to Nios2.

Forth had been used as firmware of Power Mac.

Python is ready to run. Perl has some compile errors, but can be fixed.

Why do you want to compile program on Nios2?

Do you want to develop program without a PC host?

Are you tired of downloading? u-boot,nfs,ftp,tftp,telnet are better solutions.

Or just want to learn about gcc?