Hi, all,
I am new to the maillist and beagleboard. I want to use this library
at arm's website https://silver.arm.com/browse/OX002. But find the
release note not very helpful. It requires ARM's RVDS tools, but I
don't have the evaluation license for it anymore. Is there a way to go
around this?
Thanks.
sinews wrote:
Hi, all,
I am new to the maillist and beagleboard. I want to use this library
at arm's website https://silver.arm.com/browse/OX002. But find the
release note not very helpful. It requires ARM's RVDS tools, but I
don't have the evaluation license for it anymore. Is there a way to go
around this?
you could convert the assembly code from RVDS to gcc syntax
Vladimir Pantelic <vladoman@gmail.com> writes:
sinews wrote:
Hi, all,
I am new to the maillist and beagleboard. I want to use this library
at arm's website https://silver.arm.com/browse/OX002. But find the
release note not very helpful. It requires ARM's RVDS tools, but I
don't have the evaluation license for it anymore. Is there a way to go
around this?you could convert the assembly code from RVDS to gcc syntax
Good luck with that. It's so full of nested macros that the only way I
found of doing that was compiling and disassembling it. The result was
much more readable too.
M�ns Rullg�rd wrote:
Vladimir Pantelic<vladoman@gmail.com> writes:
sinews wrote:
Hi, all,
I am new to the maillist and beagleboard. I want to use this library
at arm's website https://silver.arm.com/browse/OX002. But find the
release note not very helpful. It requires ARM's RVDS tools, but I
don't have the evaluation license for it anymore. Is there a way to go
around this?you could convert the assembly code from RVDS to gcc syntax
Good luck with that. It's so full of nested macros that the only way I
found of doing that was compiling and disassembling it. The result was
much more readable too.
I guess you just described one way of "converting"....
Vladimir Pantelic <vladoman@gmail.com> writes:
Måns Rullgård wrote:
Vladimir Pantelic<vladoman@gmail.com> writes:
sinews wrote:
Hi, all,
I am new to the maillist and beagleboard. I want to use this library
at arm's website https://silver.arm.com/browse/OX002. But find the
release note not very helpful. It requires ARM's RVDS tools, but I
don't have the evaluation license for it anymore. Is there a way to go
around this?you could convert the assembly code from RVDS to gcc syntax
Good luck with that. It's so full of nested macros that the only way I
found of doing that was compiling and disassembling it. The result was
much more readable too.I guess you just described one way of "converting"....
Yes, one requiring a moderate amount of luck.