Hi,
In glibc configured with arm-linux, swi_write number is 0x69. While in
newlib configured with arm-linux, swi_write is 0x900004. How comes the
difference?
Thanks in advance.
Xu Junjuan
by Xu JunJua » Thu, 29 Nov 2001 18:36:03
Thanks in advance.
Xu Junjuan
by Arvind Krishnaswam » Sat, 01 Dec 2001 09:12:42
glibc and newlib use different conventions for system calls. AFAIK, newlibQuote:> In glibc configured with arm-linux, swi_write number is 0x69. While in
> newlib configured with arm-linux, swi_write is 0x900004. How comes the
> difference?
-Arvind
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