Hey, > This may have nothing to do with your problem, but > note that the Lexra processors aren't really 100% > MIPS compatible - they don't implement the "load > left" and "load right" instructions used to handle > unaligned (typically, packed) data. Unless the OS > knows to emulate those instructions, or the compiler > is told to avoid emitting them, you could get the sort=20 > of behavior you describe.
although not perfectly, kaffe does run on Mips, to be sure however I'm running a build of CVS right now on my r4400 system. I will post resulsts later here. The instructions to load unaligned data are copyrighted, afaik. Thus a non-official implementation of MIPS can't have them. Usually gcc doesn't generate unaligned accesses, but kaffe could. In any case, kaffe 1.1.4 is a bit old and you might try either 1.1.5 or even better CVS. But if the problem is your CPU then... you'll have trouble. -R _______________________________________________ kaffe mailing list [email protected] http://kaffe.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/kaffe
