Quote Originally Posted by haconganh View Post
I think that you wrong with comment:
Qt Code: 
  1. ldd is not part of gcc but binutils.
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Yes, I'm wrong. It's not part of binutils but glibc. It's certainly not part of gcc though. It may sometimes be distributed with it, but it's not part of gcc.

I used
/usr/local/arm/3.4.1/arm-linux/bin/ldd intelligent_office

and it worked.
What does that prove?

Each arm-linux-gcc-xxx has its own ldd, you can check that./
Each?

I used ldd in my arm-linux-gcc-xxx toolchain to list the share library dependencies, and I don't know how it doesn't work, it generated the error message as my previous message.
If you find the reason why it's not work, please show me.
I told you. Run "file intelligent_office". It'll tell you what kind of binary intelligent_office is.