QNX Realtime Platform question

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#1

Hi all,

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

#2

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



“Stephen Polkowski” <stephen@centtech.com> wrote in message
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Hi all,

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

#3

Gloups!!

Where did you find this newsgroup???

thanks! Alain

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

“Stephen Polkowski” <> stephen@centtech.com> > wrote in message
news:> 39944032.1079BB58@centtech.com> …
Hi all,

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

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#4

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Newsgroup: qdn.public.qnxrealtimeplatform.beta


“Alain Bonnefoy” <alain.bonnefoy@icbt.com> wrote in message
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Gloups!!

Where did you find this newsgroup???

thanks! Alain

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

“Stephen Polkowski” <> stephen@centtech.com> > wrote in message
news:> 39944032.1079BB58@centtech.com> …
Hi all,

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




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#5

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’ ™.

:slight_smile:

Regards,
Graeme Peterson
QNX Tools Group.

Stephen Polkowski <stephen@centtech.com> wrote in message
news:39944032.1079BB58@centtech.com…

Hi all,

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

#6

Me <Me@myplace.com> wrote:

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

:slight_smile:

Regards,
Graeme Peterson
QNX Tools Group.

Stephen Polkowski <> stephen@centtech.com> > wrote in message
news:> 39944032.1079BB58@centtech.com> …
Hi all,

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

–
cburgess@qnx.com

#7

In article <5CXv5.45204$E_6.18294798@news3.rdc1.on.home.com>, Me
<Me@MyPlace.com> writes

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’ ™.

:slight_smile:

Regards,
Graeme Peterson

NT please !!



(demand, demand),


\

Mike Davies

#8

Colin Burgess <cburgess@qnx.com> wrote:

Note that the patched source code for our GNU devel tools is
available in /usr/free/neutrino/development/gnu
:slight_smile:

I found problems compiling the ‘gcc-2.95.2-qnx’ sources under Linux.

  1. I downloaded the sources.
  2. I created ‘build-linux’, ‘build-ntox86.linux’ by changing respective
    files for ‘solsparc’.
  3. Configure did his job without complaints.
  4. I did “cd” to linux/ntox86 and next ‘make’.
  5. After some time of work compilation stopped (gcc/SYSCALLS.c) with
    error: ‘stddef.h’ - no such file or directory.
  6. This file ‘SYSCALLS.c’ is created from “gcc/sys-types.h” and according
    to the date of modification has been modified by QSSL.

What to do next in order to compile ‘gcc’ for ntox86/ntoppc under Linux?

P.S.1 My computer:
Linux Debian 2.2
gcc 2.95.2
libc 6.1

P.S.2 It is the first time I have tried to compile ‘gcc’. I realise that
the mistake may be quite stupid.

Miros³aw Sankowski

e-mail : msankowski@pit.gda.pl
http : http://www.ds2.pg.gda.pl/~sniezka

#9

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

  1. After some time of work compilation stopped (gcc/SYSCALLS.c) with
    error: ‘stddef.h’ - no such file or directory.
  2. This file ‘SYSCALLS.c’ is created from “gcc/sys-types.h” and according
    to the date of modification has been modified by QSSL.

What to do next in order to compile ‘gcc’ for ntox86/ntoppc under Linux?

–
cburgess@qnx.com

#10

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.

Miros³aw Sankowski

e-mail : msankowski@pit.gda.pl
http : http://www.ds2.pg.gda.pl/~sniezka

#11

Miros/law Sankowski <msankowski@pit.gda.pl> wrote:

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

where :

Host == QRTP : TARGET_DIR == “”
Host == Solaris Sparc : TARGET_DIR == “/opt/qssl/target/qnx”
Host == default or *nix : TARGET_DIR == “/usr/nto”

and ‘cpu’ is ‘x86’ ‘ppc’, etc…

Regards,
GP

Miros³aw Sankowski

e-mail : > msankowski@pit.gda.pl
http : > http://www.ds2.pg.gda.pl/~sniezka

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Graeme Peterson
QNX Tools Group
gp@qnx.com