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Naming Conventions
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The basic naming convention for Unix machines is that
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hppa1.1-hp-proelf- is prepended to the front of each tool
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name. For DOS machines, the names are truncated to just the base
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tool name, like GCC.
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Installation
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For this beta release, there are three tar files on the tape. A
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simple "tar xvf [device name]" will work. One of the tarfiles is
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all the sources, the others are binaries. One set is for a HP-UX
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host, and the other set is for a sun4 host.
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First, make a directory called /usr/cygnus/beta-941019. Cd into
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this directory and type the tar command to extract the three tar
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files. Once the tar files are off the tape, you can uncompress
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and extract them. Typically, once they are installed, it's common
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practice to make a symbolic link so the path
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/usr/cygnus/beta-941019 works regardless which host. The actual
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binaries are in /usr/cygnus/beta-941019/$host/bin, where host is
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the configuration string for this machine.
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WinBond W89k board
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Downloading
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To download type the "U" command to the ROM monitor. This will
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load to the address as specified in the srecord. This address is
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0x100000.
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To compile
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Use these arguments on the command line for either the linker or
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the compiler:
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-Tw89k.ld -Ttext 100000
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To execute
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Type a "g = 100000" at thr ROM monitor after downloading to the
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target. After downloading, PC will be set to the correct address,
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but this command will *always* restart the execution from the
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beginning.
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To debug
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To connect GDB to the target, use the "target w89k [devicename]".
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Oki OP50N board
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Downloading
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To download, type "r 0" to the ROM monitor. The 0 is cause the
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monitor wants to offset the address in the srecord to 0x40000. The
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problem is that it doesn't relocate data right. So, we set the
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address for .text and .data to 0x40000, and we don't want any
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offset.
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To compile
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Use these arguments on the command line for either the linker or
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the compiler:
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-Top50n.ld -Ttext 40000
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To execute
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Type a "g 40000" at thr ROM monitor after downloading to the
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target. After downloading, PC will be set to the correct address,
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but this command will *always* restart the execution from the
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beginning
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To debug
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To connect GDB to the target, use the "target op50n [devicename]".
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