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OpenRISC 1000: Tracker : Problem with toolchain Monitor this item You will be notified via email when status of this item is changed or if somebody adds a comment. Your email   Problem with toolchain Type REQUEST Status OPENED Hi, I have downloaded tool chain for or1k & installed it using one single script provided with it (MOF_ORSOC_...sh) Now when I am trying to run /or1k/orp/orp_soc/sim/bin/run_sw for building testcase it is showing en error of or32-uclinux-gcc (4.2.2) not found & I am also not getting it installed anywhere so that I can export it. Can you please also let me know about that orp_soc,how I can create hex file from assembly file (with instruction set ORBIS32) & how this or1k simulator actually works for this purpose? -Bhargav   Stats Nobody is monitoring this item Progress   Submited date 19-Aug-2008 Submited by bhargav.patel@e...   Assigned date 19-Aug-2008 Assigned to Rich D'Addio   Closed date Closed by Comments by rich_daddio@y... on 20-Aug-2008 Hi Bhargev, Usually the script fails if you don't have the correct support software. If you look on the Opencores gnu_toolchain_port page you will see a list of "apt" commands that list the required packages for Debian/Ubuntu/Gnewsense style packages. You should have something similar for Red Hat style packages such as rpm -i. Also could you check in build/tools/or32-uclinux/bin to see what if anything was built? If you still can't get it to go please send me the output of the script run and I will take a look at it (rich_daddio@yahoo.com). Thanks & BR, Rich d   by Jeremy Bennett on 19-Aug-2008 Hi Bhargev, Looks like a problem with the script. The error message is just reporting that it cannot find the OR32 gcc command. What directory did you specify for installation, is the or32-uclinux-gcc command in the bin sub-directory, and if so is that bin directory on your PATH variable. Please could you add a comment with details of your operating system and environment. That will help diagnosis. Rich D'Addio is the expert on this. I've assigned the issue to him, to take a look at it. The orp_soc software includes some utilities which can convert binary to hex files. Have a look in the sw/utils directory.   Add your comment Your email: Retype key: