I accidentally used .s instead of .S when naming a new RISC-V assembly file, and I got the following error.
riscv64-linux-gnu-gas -I. -o user/hi_asm_puts.o user/hi_asm_puts.s
make: riscv64-linux-gnu-gas: Command not found
make: *** [<builtin>: user/hi_asm_puts.o] Error 127
I explored the folder containing the binaries for RISC-V, and I found that there was a file called as, but not one called gas. I thought maybe I accidentally added the 'g' in the Makefile, so I made the following adjustment to the code:
AS = $(TOOLPREFIX)gas -> AS = $(TOOLPREFIX)as
After that, make qemu worked, and my file worked as intended. However, I checked the Makefile of the original repository, and it seems that the original file had AS = $(TOOLPREFIX)gas. If this wasn't a mistake, and this is the desired behavior when a file's extension is .s, this pull request should be ignored.
I accidentally used
.sinstead of.Swhen naming a new RISC-V assembly file, and I got the following error.I explored the folder containing the binaries for RISC-V, and I found that there was a file called
as, but not one calledgas. I thought maybe I accidentally added the 'g' in the Makefile, so I made the following adjustment to the code:AS = $(TOOLPREFIX)gas->AS = $(TOOLPREFIX)asAfter that,
make qemuworked, and my file worked as intended. However, I checked the Makefile of the original repository, and it seems that the original file hadAS = $(TOOLPREFIX)gas. If this wasn't a mistake, and this is the desired behavior when a file's extension is.s, this pull request should be ignored.