I've just discussed this with Charles. Vita has a thumb compiler (tc) which works with 5l.
The Cortex-M3 is thumb-2 only so these two aren't quite sufficient, but a flag will help. brucee On Sat, Aug 23, 2008 at 6:42 AM, Skip Tavakkolian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > this is what brucee said a while back about an ARM Cortex-M3 > based device: > >> I found the data sheet for the >> Cortex chip if someone needs it. A bit of a challenge for an arm port >> but it's fun indeed. > > the "fun" refers to this device: > > http://www.stm32circle.com > >> In the recent NeXT thread Eric mentioned the TI Beagle Board >> (http://beagleboard.org/). It's quite neat: $150 for a 3" x 3" PCB >> w/ a 600 MHz ARM core, HD capable video, and SD card, audio, serial, >> USB and DVI ports. The documentation seems fairly complete, although >> according the mailing list there are issues about how much of the >> video and DSP interfaces will be documented. Hardware-wise it seems >> it only needs Ethernet to make it capable of being a Plan 9 terminal, >> although in theory that can be added via USB. >> >> How much would be involved in porting Plan 9 to it? Would the current >> Plan 9 ARM compiler be up to the task? >> >> John > > >
