Re: [arm-gnu] lgcc option for linker
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Re: [arm-gnu] lgcc option for linker
- To: "David Alvarez" <david.alvarez@xxxxxxxx>
- Subject: Re: [arm-gnu] lgcc option for linker
- From: stefan.karlsson@xxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 14 Mar 2008 22:18:55 +0000
The option is actually -l plus an argument: gcc. -lgcc tells the linker to
include a library named libgcc.{a, so}.
This is almost certainly not a problem with the GNU toolchain; it's much
more likely that it's a problem with the way you (or your build system)
invokes the tools.
"David Alvarez" <david.alvarez@xxxxxxxx>
14/03/2008 10:15
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[arm-gnu] lgcc option for linker
Hi,
I am trying to link a program for symbian. I am using Carbide 1.3, UIQ 3
and latest version of arm-none-symbian-elf. I can compile but I cannot
link.
There is an option it cannot found -lgcc. As far as I have heard the
better will be to use the arm-none-symbian-elf version prepared for UIQ,
not the last one, but I am reluctant to install for the third time the
compiler.
Anyway: Is option -lgcc available in 2005 version and not in 2007?. Maybe
this is the reason why it does not link. If option -lgcc is not any longer
available what is its substitute?
Thanks in advance.
David Alvarez
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