hey,it works!I made a really stupid error: the make file was setted to make the file run on th pc...I changed this option,compiled again and it was ok.
I want to tank you all for the help
2010/11/16 Aníbal Almeida Pinto <>
You need to use a different compiler to produce the binaries to be able to run on the board.
Give a look to Cross Compiling [1]
On ts ftp they have compilers for this [2]
[1] - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cross_compiling
[2] - ftp://ftp.embeddedarm.com/ts-arm-sbc/ts-7200-linux/cross-toolchains/
Em 16-11-2010 10:39, Alba escreveu:
I always compiled the binary on my PC but, after your suggestion, I
tried also to run the .exe file on the PC and it seems to work on
it!
This is the screen :screen PC.bmp
Maybe I'm missing some library on the board??
2010/11/16 Aníbal Almeida Pinto <
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What is the line that you are using to compile the binary ?
Can you paste the output of executing :
$ file PinMod
This can be done in any Linux machine, don't need to be on the
board.
Em 15-11-2010 16:42, Alba escreveu:
if I wasn't clear in explaining: my goal is to set DIO pin (0 or 1)
with a file made by c code (can't use kernel). Thanks for the
previous replies!
Any other suggestion?
Alba /still fighting with the code :(
On 15 November 2010 00:23, Alba <
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You have to *compile* your C-code to build a program. You can't run
c-code from the bash-shell.
yes,I've done it! the screen is the result f running the .exe file.
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