ColdFire FAQ

All Systems

• How do I see the linker script used by the GNU Linker?
• The Start Menu doesn't provide a way to invoke the compiler. How do I use it?
• Do I need to install Cygwin to use Sourcery G++ on Windows? If I do have Cygwin installed, does Sourcery G++ understand Cygwin pathnames?
• Will all of the changes in the CodeSourcery GNU Toolchain be merged into the official Free Software Foundation sources?
• What do I need to do to install and run Sourcery G++ on an x86 64-bit Linux host system?
• Why are the executable files in my new toolchain zero bytes in size?
• The installer pops up a dialog box requesting selection of a folder in which to unpack files. I have selected a folder on a drive with available space, but the installer keeps showing me the dialog box. What should I do?

GNU/Linux

• How do I use Sourcery G++ to build the Linux (or uClinux) kernel on Windows?
• Why do I get "Not found" or libc.so.6 errors when trying to run applications on my target system?
• How do I install CodeSourcery's versions of the run-time libraries on my target system?
• Why does CodeSourcery provide GLIBC? Can I use the version that comes with my GNU/Linux distribution?
• Do runtime libraries shipped with Sourcery G++ include debugging information, or are they stripped? What do I have to do to be able to debug library code?
• What Linux kernels work with Sourcery G++ for ColdFire GNU/Linux?

uClinux

• How do I use Sourcery G++ to build the Linux (or uClinux) kernel on Windows?
• Do runtime libraries shipped with Sourcery G++ include debugging information, or are they stripped? What do I have to do to be able to debug library code?

ELF

• Do runtime libraries shipped with Sourcery G++ include debugging information, or are they stripped? What do I have to do to be able to debug library code?

EABI

• Do runtime libraries shipped with Sourcery G++ include debugging information, or are they stripped? What do I have to do to be able to debug library code?