Binutils efi-app-x86_64 target

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gil0mendes
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Binutils efi-app-x86_64 target

Post by gil0mendes »

Hello,
I can't compile binutils for support efi-app-x86_64 target... I tried everything, but in the end objcopy continuous not support the required target.

anyone can help me?
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Re: I can't compile binutils to work with EFI

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Where did you get that target from?
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Re: I can't compile binutils to work with EFI

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I seen that on source code of a bootloader. That target not exist?
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Re: I can't compile binutils to work with EFI

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For binutils, you can use i*86-efi-pe and x86_64-pe as working targets. If you intend to get a working GCC to go with it, you'll need to lie to it and build a windows compiler, which may be rather quirky and YMMV as a result. It's probably still better than the gnu-efi hack.
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Re: Binutils efi-app-x86_64 target

Post by gil0mendes »

Thats resolve my question, thanks :)
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