Aarch64-elf-gcc for mac
So i suspect that the wizard's data is being stored in some corrupted way, but that's just a wild guess, as i am a desperate Eclipse beginner and not aware of any Eclipse internals. So Eclipse seems to ignore the toolchain prefix wich i entered in the wizard. It's like merely touching that entry.Īnyway i get rid of the error message, after this. Then i go to menu Project/Properties/C_C++ Build/Settings/Tool Settings/Cross Settings/PrefixĪnd change it from "arm-linux-gnueabihf-" to "arm-linux-gnueabihf-", which is exaclty the same term, which actually should make no difference at all. Then when building, i get the error message: I set up a new C-Project and correctly specify the toolchain path and prefix. It was exactly the same this time, without touching anything else. Well yes, i reproduced it with a fresh workspace. There must be something else in your configuration that prevents the plug-in to start, since my attempts to run it on multiple fresh Eclipses (even in unusual combinations of versions) could not reproduce the behaviour you describe. You use a separate standard Eclipse release and a separate CDT archive, instead of using the already packed Eclipse CDT (and so you increase the risk of incompatible/missing plug-ins). you're on thin ice generally CDT and Eclipse should be from the same release, and as up-to-date as possible. You mixed Eclipse Luna 4.4, which is the next Eclipse version, not yet released, with CDT 8.2.0, which is the already outdated CDT. Eclipse Luna 4.4M2 Standard with CDT 8.2.1 from master zip
AARCH64 ELF GCC FOR MAC UPDATE
Eclipse Luna 4.4M2 Standard with CDT 8.3 from Luna update site Eclipse Kepler 4.3.1 Standard with CDT 8.2.1 from the master zip :-)Īnother project build with AArch64 toolchain did not exhibit the unusual behaviour reclaimed, just the expected 'aarch64-none-elf-gcc: command not found' (the toolchain was not installed).Īttached is a screen snapshot of the Eclipse configuration. the Cortex-M3 template built successfully. In the test you did previously, can you please enable Scanner Discovery console and check the log?Īlthough your suggested configuration is pretty unusual, I did just that, I installed Eclipse Luna 4.4M2 Standard and on top of it I installed CDT 8.2.0 from the master zip, then 1.1.3 from the test site and.
AARCH64 ELF GCC FOR MAC MAC OS
This may be the case on Mac OS too (host you are using), to work by chance as it does on Linux. in Properties > Build Variables I correctly configured $: No such file or directory gcc-linaro-aarch64-none-elf-4.8_win32/bin (the package is in my eclipse layout) choose toochain name: Linaro AArch64 bare-metal ELF (aarch64-none-elf-gcc) create 'HelloWorld ARM C Project' with 'Cross ARM GCC' Abstract: 'Program "gcc" not found in PATH' error when creating a project with linaro gcc (aarch64-none-elf-gcc).