I know that QNX RTP isn’t ready yet, but I was curious about
the GNU/GDB Development Package. Will this package allow us
to develop QNX code on a Linux system, or is it just GNU tools
for a QNX server. Just curious.
Thanks.
Steve
–
Stephen Polkowski
Centaur Technology
Austin, TX
(512) 418-5730
Steve,
please have a look at the newsgroup qdn.public.qnxrealtimeplatform.beta for
RTP questions.
The GNU/GDB is used to compile and debug native Neutrino/RTP applications.
Markus
I know that QNX RTP isn’t ready yet, but I was curious about
the GNU/GDB Development Package. Will this package allow us
to develop QNX code on a Linux system, or is it just GNU tools
for a QNX server. Just curious.
Thanks.
Steve
–
Stephen Polkowski
Centaur Technology
Austin, TX
(512) 418-5730
Steve,
please have a look at the newsgroup
qdn.public.qnxrealtimeplatform.beta for
RTP questions.
The GNU/GDB is used to compile and debug native Neutrino/RTP
applications.
Markus
I know that QNX RTP isn’t ready yet, but I was curious about
the GNU/GDB Development Package. Will this package allow us
to develop QNX code on a Linux system, or is it just GNU tools
for a QNX server. Just curious.
Thanks.
Steve
–
Stephen Polkowski
Centaur Technology
Austin, TX
(512) 418-5730
In article <8n7fo2$at$> 1@inn.qnx.com> >,
“Markus Loffler” <> loffler@ces.clemson.edu> > wrote:
Steve,
please have a look at the newsgroup
qdn.public.qnxrealtimeplatform.beta for
RTP questions.
The GNU/GDB is used to compile and debug native Neutrino/RTP
applications.
Markus
I know that QNX RTP isn’t ready yet, but I was curious about
the GNU/GDB Development Package. Will this package allow us
to develop QNX code on a Linux system, or is it just GNU tools
for a QNX server. Just curious.
Thanks.
Steve
–
Stephen Polkowski
Centaur Technology
Austin, TX
(512) 418-5730
Hi. They are native GNU tools, ie: RTP hosted, RTP targetting.
We do have some cross-platform development suites, but Linux
is not yet one of them, although with some demand from the users,
it could be ‘Real Soon Now’ ™.
I know that QNX RTP isn’t ready yet, but I was curious about
the GNU/GDB Development Package. Will this package allow us
to develop QNX code on a Linux system, or is it just GNU tools
for a QNX server. Just curious.
Thanks.
Steve
–
Stephen Polkowski
Centaur Technology
Austin, TX
(512) 418-5730
Hi. They are native GNU tools, ie: RTP hosted, RTP targetting.
We do have some cross-platform development suites, but Linux
is not yet one of them, although with some demand from the users,
it could be ‘Real Soon Now’ ™.
Note that the patched source code for our GNU devel tools is
available in /usr/free/neutrino/development/gnu
I know that QNX RTP isn’t ready yet, but I was curious about
the GNU/GDB Development Package. Will this package allow us
to develop QNX code on a Linux system, or is it just GNU tools
for a QNX server. Just curious.
Thanks.
Steve
–
Stephen Polkowski
Centaur Technology
Austin, TX
(512) 418-5730
Hi. They are native GNU tools, ie: RTP hosted, RTP targetting.
We do have some cross-platform development suites, but Linux
is not yet one of them, although with some demand from the users,
it could be ‘Real Soon Now’ ™.
Colin Burgess <> cburgess@qnx.com> > wrote:
You need to have the Neutrino headers and libs installed in order
to compile some portions of gcc.
They should be in /usr/nto/include and /usr/nto/x86/lib
Colin
Thank you. I will try with the Neutrino headers and libs.
A new version of the gcc-2.95.2-qnx.tgz has been posted on the
qnx usr/free. This takes into account a path change, and fixes
some of the configuration problems you are seeing.
The includes now should be in <TARGET_DIR>/usr/include
The libs should be in <TARGET_DIR>//lib