[arm-gnu] Unable to create a shared library project
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[arm-gnu] Unable to create a shared library project
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- Subject: [arm-gnu] Unable to create a shared library project
- From: syed ali <smuntaqa1@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 22 Dec 2010 12:08:21 -0800 (PST)
Using arm gcc for cross compilation for ARM9 on an embedded system. Eclipse
(HELIOS) IDE on kubuntu with CDT and code sourcery lite++. Have been able to
create ARM CROSS TARGET APPLICATION project without any problems. Just had a
need to share code so wanted to create a shared library project. But there
isn't any option to create an ARM CROSS TARGET shared library project when
creating a new project in eclipse. All I see is following:
File->New->C++Project
ARM CROSS TARGET APPLICATION
Empty Project
ARM CROSS TARGET STATIC LIBRARY
Executable
Shared Library
Static Library
Makefile Project
I need an empty project item for any of these options to work. When I select
"Empty Project" under Arm Corss Target Application, that is when I can create a
new project. First of all, I don't even see the Arm Cross Target Shared Library
item. Secondly, even for Arm Cross Target Static Library, I don't see an empty
project item underneath thus I couldn't even create a static library project.
Question: Is this related to Code Sourcery installation? Are these options not
available in G++ lite edition? Did I miss something during installation
perhaps.