[U-Boot] undefined reference to `abort'
Wolfgang Denk
wd at denx.de
Mon Dec 5 21:05:42 CET 2011
Dear "Shadid, Bill",
In message <E7F97B349C2A6843B718B2DDF2F9A8F016941C55 at EMAIL.corp.neptec.com> you wrote:
>
>
> Its surprising that this code compiled and ran fine with ELDK 4.0 but
> has compile issues with 4.2. I guess some floating-point support was
> removed. I'm still not clear why the abort function is called and I
> say called because when we do throw in our own abort function that
> calls printf or forever loops, its gets executed and hangs u-boot.
On contrary. ELDK 4.2 added VFP floating point support, so now you
are actually generating such code while before with ELDk 4.0
everything was soft-float.
Fact is, U-Boot does not support floating point code. Don't use it.
Best regards,
Wolfgang Denk
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