ChibiOS Free Embedded RTOS

How do I determine which compiler(s) is/are being used when building as well as their version and the flags being used with them. I realize that there are flags specified in the Makefile, but I'm guessing that perhaps there are other flags being specified as well that I'm not finding.

Thanks,
John

Hi,

Makefiles include a common file called rules.mk, all options are handled there. When you compile all used options appear in the 1st line of the compile log.

Giovanni

Where do I find the compile log?

Thanks,
John

It is the console output compiling any demo with "make".

Giovanni

How do I determine the version of arm-none-eabi-gcc or g++ being used?

Makefiles use the compiler found in paths, to see the version run: arm-none-eabi-gcc --version

Giovanni

Please forgive me for asking all these questions. When you say paths, what paths do you mean? I'm pretty sure you don't mean the environment variable $PATH. But I also don't see any variable called paths in the Makefile or rules.mk.

Thanks,
John

I meant the environment variable PATH, makefiles just use the 1st compiler found named as arm-none-eabi-*, there is no compiler selection from within makefiles nor explicit compiler paths.

Open a terminal, give the command "arm-none-eabi-gcc --version", that is the compiler that will be used.

Giovanni