Changeset 23b90d8 in clfs-embedded for BOOK/cross-tools


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Timestamp:
Jan 24, 2011, 5:08:04 PM (14 years ago)
Author:
Andrew Bradford <bradfa@…>
Branches:
master
Children:
964fe7d
Parents:
70b9341
Message:

Added notes to ARM ABI Variable table

The listing of ARM ABI variables can be intimidating because there's
5 choices and no information on which should be chosen.
I attempted to make short notes to help inform people about which
ABI would be a good choice.
Good info about ARM ABIs found at:
http://wiki.debian.org/ArmEabiPort

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  • BOOK/cross-tools/arm/abi.xml

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    3131      <colspec colnum="1" colwidth="1.5in" colname="ABI to Select"/>
    3232      <colspec colnum="2" colwidth="1.5in" colname="Variable Value"/>
     33      <colspec colnum="3" colwidth="2in" colname="Note"/>
    3334
    3435      <thead>
     
    3637          <entry>ABI</entry>
    3738          <entry>BUILD=Value</entry>
     39          <entry>Note</entry>
    3840        </row>
    3941      </thead>
     
    4345          <entry>apcs-gnu</entry>
    4446          <entry>-mabi=apcs-gnu</entry>
     47          <entry>Legacy ABI, arm4 and older</entry>
    4548        </row>
    4649        <row>
    4750          <entry>atpcs</entry>
    4851          <entry>-mabi=atpcs</entry>
     52          <entry>Thumb ABI</entry>
    4953        </row>
    5054        <row>
    5155          <entry>aapcs</entry>
    5256          <entry>-mabi=aapcs</entry>
     57          <entry>EABI w/ variable size enums</entry>
    5358        </row>
    5459        <row>
    5560          <entry>aapcs-linux</entry>
    5661          <entry>-mabi=aapcs-linux</entry>
     62          <entry>EABI w/ standard Linux 32 bit (int) enums</entry>
    5763        </row>
    5864        <row>
    5965          <entry>iwmmxt</entry>
    6066          <entry>-mabi=iwmmxt</entry>
     67          <entry>Supports Intel XScale MMX extensions</entry>
    6168        </row>
    6269      </tbody>
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