--- In "tommessum" <> wrote:
>
> >
> > Basically, you are generating code that is intended to run with the >OS
> > using the libraries provided in the OS. Your question talks about
>
> Thanks. My original understanding was that you just included the right
> precompiled linker libraries and IAR just generated a runnable binary, like
> an EXE file in MSDOS or Windows, and that DLLs sitting in the Target OS would
> provide the supporting infrastructure. Obviously there is more to it, and as
> you mentioned, not something you can get off the shelf.
This assumption is not wrong, you can write code that uses the supplied
libraries in linux by changing the configuration of your linker and compiler.
(Have a look in /usr/lib.) I am just suggesting that this approach is very
complicated, because the IAR IDE is intended to be used to generate stand alone
code. For a very simple OS like FreeRTOS it is already quite difficult to get a
compiling project setup in IAR, I would not attempt it with Linux myself.
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