What do you want the .bin file to do? Neither of those two filename extensions are commonly used in Linux, although one can imagine that a
.elf file is an object module in the elf file format.
.bin has no particular meaning that I know of, although it tends to be used somewhat generically to suggest that a file's content is something other than human-readable text.
Typically, executable files are named without any filename extension.
If your C source module includes
main() and doesn't reference any libraries not known to the compiler, you should be able to simply add the
/path/to/your/cross/compiler to $PATH, and then compile:
Code:
arm-elf-gcc -o yourProgramName yourProgramName.c
That should produce
yourProgramName in the current working directory.
The above assumes a functional and conventionally built cross toolchain.
--- rod.
