19 Feb
2008
19 Feb
'08
1:36 p.m.
In message 9a3001c872b7$dc147910$0402a8c0@atmel.com you wrote:
If so I'll put -msoft-float in all arm config.mk files.
Please DON'T! This *forces* you to compile U-Boot with a compiler suite which is configured to generate soft-float.
I think this is not correct. Even if your compiler is not configured to generate soft-float by default, asking it to do so should cause no harm.
If you happen to use a compiler which does not support soft-float, I.E: uses NWFPE, then the build will fail.
Even if it's configured for NWFPE as default setting, it should still be able to generate soft-float.
And in the end, it should make no differece at all as we don't use FP in U-Boot.
Best regards,
Wolfgang Denk
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