AM625: GCC Toolchain

zhu zhi

Part Number: AM625

My compilation environment is as follows:
Host: 64-bit Windows;
Target: 64-bit Linux system, 32-bit Linux program.
My previous compiler was arm-none-linux-gnueabihf. When compiling my 32-bit program, if I add -g, the program exceeds 12GB. At this time, the strip program cannot be stripped and is not recognized. I want to add -gsplit-dwarf to separate the debug information, but it does not work. Which compiler supports separating debug information or programs larger than 12GB?

4 months ago

0 Bin Liu 4 months ago

TI__Guru**** 175891 points

Hi Zhu,

We don't support compiling AM62x Linux program on Windows host.

The Processor SDK Linux for AM62x provides the ARM64 cross compile toolchain and runs on Ubuntu 22.04. Here is the link to the SDK.

https://www.ti.com/tool/PROCESSOR-SDK-AM62X

0 zhu zhi 4 months ago in reply to Bin Liu

Prodigy 10 points

Previously, I used G++ version 9.2.1 on Windows. That version worked perfectly for compiling versions without the `-g` option. However, now I want to compile with the `-g` option and then strip it as a release version, but the compiled file is too large for the objcopy program to handle. Do you have any solutions?

0 Bin Liu 4 months ago in reply to zhu zhi

TI__Guru**** 175891 points

Hi Zhu,

As I mentioned, The Processor SDK Linux only supports Ubuntu 22.04 Linux host. Using it on Windows host is not supported.

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