SDK addon package

@walkero

Mmm... three subversions of any GCC version compiled to default newlib, clib2 and clib4.
Later a script to choose the default one.

Fast and silly, ..what do you think about?

As joerg said, you can create a "specs" file and change the default crt you want to use. And the specs file is different in any gcc version

@walkero
thank you for this!
It is much easier produce SPE code with clib4.

@walkero

Thanks for the update!

@afxgroup
Quote:In case there are GCC distributions with missing "specs" file (why?) you can use, store it (the internal defaults of the GCC executable you are using) to the appropriate path (sorry, I don't remember where it is, or should be, and it might be a different path in different versions of GCC) and use that as a start:
You can change anything there you want, add additional C libraries, change the default C library, etc.

I did a fast check on the generated gcc packages as they come from adtools and there is no specs file included. I am goin to recompile one of them and see if that was skipped when the archive was created.

To be honest, I was not aware that a file called specs existed and could be used like what you guys describe. I will let you know if I find anything.