Thanks for the reply and my appology for the HTML format, I thought mail server will convert it. Never mind, it wonot happened again.
I was using the latest toolchain from snapgear: ARM/XSCALE - arm-linux-tools-20051123.tar.gz
And I supplied the compiler with -mbigarm parameter.
Any idea how I can verify/debug this problem?
Thanks. Xuezhang.
In message <54AD0F12E08D1541B826BE97C98F99F11C29B3@NT-SJCA-0751.brcm.ad.broadcom.co m> you wrote:
I have a board with arm926 big-endian, serial port, NOR/SRAM. I used omap 1610H2 as my code base since the cpu type is same. Problem is that the printf() function doesnot work, for example: printf("\n%s\n", uboot_version); instead of print the real string, it give me the "%s" as is. So I want to know it is a big-edian problem or ..., any clue will be appreciated.
I can only speculate here. Eventually this is a toolchain problem (printf() being a variable argument list function and thus sensible against problems with parameter passing).
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And will you please stop posting HTML here???
I am *seriously* considering the option to move this list from SF and reject all messages that contain HTML (or even base64) encoded messages!!!
Best regards,
Wolfgang Denk