I was just reading the forums. Someone has largely ported
FPC to little-endian MIPS, so I will try to contact him.
Please let me know about what you find !
The lack of memory on ARM targets is not really a problem at all.
I have QEMU virtual machines for various architectures and I can
assign 256 MB to an ARM one, more than is physically available on
a PDA which I intend to port Linux to.
The memory issues will be overcome soon. I'm just starting to design a
Linux PCB and find that I likely will have 32MByte memory (even though I
just need some 6 MB), as there are no smaller DDR.2 chips.
Do you think it's really essential to have the compiler run on the
target ? Cross-compiling should be much easier to do and a lot easier to
work with for the users. (Is anybody really supposed to write programs
on his PDA ? )
-Michael
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