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HPGCC3 Installation Problems
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Zen Rhino
Jun 2, 2011, 12:34:40 PM6/2/11
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Hi,
I'm running Debian Squeeze (fully updated to within the hour) on a an ARM-based plugserver.
Eclipse installed just fine and came up nicely under VNC (the plugserver is by necessity headless).
When installing the toolchain, I get to "configuring the installer for this system's environment"
then
"launching installer"
and then the following error
./arm-2011.03-42-arm-none-eabi.bin: line 2594: /home/zenrhino/install.dir.12712/Linux/resource/jre/bin/java: cannot execute binary file
./arm-2011.03-42-arm-none-eabi.bin: line 2594: /home/zenrhino/install.dir.12712/Linux/resource/jre/bin/java: Success
This happens whether I try to install as user, sudo or root.
Has anyone else bumped into this yet?
Thanks,
ZR
Claudio Lapilli
Jun 2, 2011, 1:45:48 PM6/2/11
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Hello,
This is exactly what we tried to avoid by suggesting a unified
development platform based on Ubuntu. If you do it that way we'll be
able to help you better, since we all will be looking at the same
system with the same applications installed.
Regarding your particular problem: CodeSourcery installer is an x86
program!, you cannot use binaries for x86 platform on an ARM based
product. You need to download the sources and build the toolchain from
scratch for your platform, in order to have a functional toolchain.
Eclipse works because it's written in java. Other than that, HPGCC3
builds its own tools from scratch so it should work without problems
on your plaftorm, provided you fins a proper toolchain.
HINT: Since you have an ARM processor, the standard gcc on your
platform might be able to compile HPGCC3. You need to create symlinks
called arm-none-eabi-xxx for each tool so that HPGCC3 scripts can use
your compiler ( no need for cross-compiler).
This is exactly what we tried to avoid by suggesting a unified
development platform based on Ubuntu. If you do it that way we'll be
able to help you better, since we all will be looking at the same
system with the same applications installed.
Regarding your particular problem: CodeSourcery installer is an x86
program!, you cannot use binaries for x86 platform on an ARM based
product. You need to download the sources and build the toolchain from
scratch for your platform, in order to have a functional toolchain.
Eclipse works because it's written in java. Other than that, HPGCC3
builds its own tools from scratch so it should work without problems
on your plaftorm, provided you fins a proper toolchain.
HINT: Since you have an ARM processor, the standard gcc on your
platform might be able to compile HPGCC3. You need to create symlinks
called arm-none-eabi-xxx for each tool so that HPGCC3 scripts can use
your compiler ( no need for cross-compiler).
Regards,
Claudio
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