Hi everyone, I was excited to find out that gcc now supports the Renesas M16C/M32C architecture. I have compiled binutils and gcc from the CVS sources. However, there are several questions that I have:
1. Does anyone know if or when there will be a libc supporting this target, and which one that will be (newlib?)? 2. After building the compiler, I can create object files but not executables. ld claims there are linker scripts missing (the files ld wants are r8c.ld, m16c.ld and m32c.ld, depending on CPU). Will these be added to gcc or are you supposed to write your own? 3. There has been a project to add M16C support to gcc, but it was apparently abandoned because the M16C architecture has two different addressing modes, while gcc presumably does not support different pointer sizes. See this discussion for details: http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/m16c-dev/2003-11/msg00001.html How has this issue been addressed in the current version? Thanks
