I found in the Yagarto toolchain there are several libm.alib/thumb/libm.alib/thumb/v7m/libm.alib/libm.aI tried to link to all of these libraries. But they all seem to be built for thumb. I dont see a folder such as lib/thumb2, which supposedly will hold thumb2 libraries. Do you know if the Yagarto toolchain supports the thumb2 math library?also, when i run option --print-multi-lib, i get the following output:C:yagarto-20121222 in>arm-none-eabi-gcc.exe --print-multi-lib.;thumb;@mthumbthumb/v7m;@mthumb@march=armv7thumb/v6m;@mthumb@march=armv6-mI dont see thumb2 being listed there. Or, maybe, thumb implies thumb2 in this output?
We did include "-mthumb -mcpu=cortex-m3 -mfpu=softvfp" as link flags in our test.BTW, given a library such as libm.a, how can I know if its built for ARM or thumb2?
Hmmm, looks like we missed the step to re-generate the actual binary after linking with libm.a. After re-generating the binary, both libm.a under lib/thumb works for STM32F2xx!The lib/thumb/v7m/libm.a generates smaller code, which makes sense as Cortex-M3 is ARMv7m architecture.
