Re: [ECOS] Cortex/STM32 Port

[Parlerlamudi SRIMATTIRUMALA <kishore dot srimat at st dot com>]

Hello Simon,

Thank you for giving the steps to setup a development system on Linux.
Yes, our host system  is Linux((Ubuntu). Thank you for your replies. Let
me follow these steps and start running on Linux.

Regards
Kishore Srimat

Kishore Srimat
STMicroelectronics             Email:  kishore.srimat@st.com
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Phoenix, AZ  85022              




Simon Kallweit wrote:
> Parlerlamudi SRIMATTIRUMALA schrieb:
>> Hello Simon,
>>
>> I am just wondering which tool chain you used ( for STM32Eval) ?
>>
>> I am going through this <http://ecos.sourceware.org/getstart.html>.
>> Just want to be in the same page as yours.
>>   
>
> Actually, the "official" toolchains for ecos won't do for the cortex
> m3, as they don't support the armv7-m architecture. Currenty, I'm
> using the arm eabi toolchain from codesourcery. But when time permits
> I'll look into the toolchains just released by zylin.com. We should as
> soon as possible decide on an agreed toolchain to progress
> development. I'm fine with whatever works :) What host system do you
> intend to use for development? The current repository contains a
> simple setup-ecos.sh script to allow you to setup a development system
> on linux (Ubuntu 8.04 preferred). I attach a few instructions as how
> to get the system running, if you want to use the same.
>
> * install Ubuntu/Linux 8.04 LTS
> (http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/download or
> http://chrysaor.info/?page=ubuntu for vmware appliance)
> * make sure you have 'universe' and 'multiverse' package repositories
> active
> * make sure you have the following packages installed
> sudo apt-get install build-essential subversion cvs tcl-dev tk-dev
> libftdi-dev libgtk1.2 libgtk2.0-dev
> * checkout eCos evaluation source, preferably in your home directory
> svn co https://svn.inthemill.ch/ecos-cortex/trunk ecos
> * change into the ecos directory
> cd ecos
> * edit scripts/setup-env.sh script if the source is not located in
> ${HOME}/ecos
> * run the setup-env.sh script
> . ./scripts/setup-env.sh
> * run the setup-ecos.sh script which will download ecos sources, build
> host tools, and generally setup the eCos environment
> ./scripts/setup-ecos.sh
>
> I'm really looking forward to work on eCos again, as soon as I finish
> the current work I'm stuck in. Please feel free to ask any questions,
> I'll try to answer them ASAP.
>
> Best regards
> Simon
>


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