On Sat, Dec 30, 2023, 9:45 AM Matt Wette wrote:
> The build from git master worked (but first try I ran out of disk space:
> needs > 10 G for the build.
>
That's good news that it built.
We need to check the Users Guide to see if it has disk space
recommendations. Did you see any?
Personally,
On 30/12/2023 1:05 pm, Joel Sherrill wrote:
> Chris... I thought the RSB was ok for Python 3 for RTEMS 5? Is it just on the
> branch?
Sorry I am not sure what the status is.
> Matt..can you try the tip of the 5 branch? Looking at the log, I see commit
> messages about Python 3.
This is the way
The v5 source-builder does not work on python3 machines and current
RTEMS release is 5.2 (or 5.1 if you go to www.rtems.org. I did find
v6.1-rc1 by guessing the path based on the 5.1 release path. I decided
to take a shot at building on my own. I've done this sort of thing
before (e.g., bu
Sounds like you are trying to do this by hand. The RTEMS Source Builder
(RSB) is the recommended way to build tools. See
https://docs.rtems.org/branches/master/user/index.html for detailed
instructions on the required packages on your host and how to use the RSB.
The RSB fetches, patches, and buil
Hi All,
I'm working on compiling binutils, gcc, newlib and rtems-5.3 for
RISC-V. What is appropriate target-spec?
I've searched for specification hints but can't anything. Currently, I'm
using riscv-rtems-elf but it seems
newlib and rtems want to see a target spec with four fields and rtems i
