MIPS "C" Compilers
You will need a C compiler that generates MIPS code. This is used
to compile the modules in the lib, mon, pmon, and imon directories.
LSI currently supports the following toolsets.
- Algorithmics
- Algorithmics sells (among other things) a MIPS
cross compiler package (based on the GNU compiler)
and evaluation boards for MIPS CPUs.
- Cygnus Solutions
- Cygnus Solutions sells support for the GNU compiler package.
Their compiler does support the MIPS16
instruction set.
- BSO/Tasking
- BSO/Tasking sells (among other things) a cross compiler
for MIPS CPUs. They also sell a GUI debugger (Crossview) that
can interface directly with a serialIce-1 kernel. Without the
need for the SerialICE Controller board.
-
Embedded Performance
- Embedded Performance sells (among other things) a cross
compiler for MIPS CPUs.
-
Green Hills Software
- Green Hills sells (among other things) a cross
compiler for MIPS CPUs. Their compiler does support the MIPS16
instruction set. They also sell a GUI debugger (Multi) that
can interface directly with a serialIce-1 kernel, without the
need for the SerialICE Controller board.
When using the PMON source package, you can invoke your chosen toolset
via the pmcc command. This command is
designed to hide the differences between the different compilers and
assemblers.
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