Hi, Am Montag, 21. M�rz 2005 21:42 schrieb Javier Kohen: > Hi, > > El lun, 21-03-2005 a las 21:19 +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] escribi�: > > Is anywhere how-to for adapting the 32-bit code to 64-bit? Or anything > > regarding the theme? > > If I understand correctly you want to link a 32-bit binary object with a > 64-bit application/kernel module. I don't think that will work, as far > as I know you can't run mixed code in the same process. You could either > write a 64-bit stub that uses a neutral protocol to contact a 32-bit > wrapper to that object (feasible, but might be slow), or you could > decompile the object and rewrite it using 64-bit asm. I think that the > latter might be pretty easy if you know assembly and the code is not > overly optimized/obfuscated. > > What solution suits this problem better depends on the size of the > module and the amount of imported/exported symbols. Of course you can > probably come up with a nicer solution, as I'm just playing by ear. > ls -lah fcpci-lib.o.org -rw-r----- 1 pavel pavel 547K Mar 20 04:32 fcpci-lib.o.org
objdump -x fcpci-lib.o.org | wc -l 14756 so I think, there is a lot of work if I try it to disassemble and then to assemble it again ;) > > BTW: I've got the answer from AVM, that the driver for my card will be > > available in the Q3 2005. > > You can probably come up with something by Q2 2005 ;-) If I had the source...It could be in Q1 ;)
