Philip Blundell wrote:
> It probably wouldn't be that hard for somebody with an FPA to write the code
> to do this, it's just that the hardware isn't common enough for anyone to have
> bothered yet. If 7500FE machines become popular then that might be more of an
> incentive to do the work.
this sounds like it could be quite interesting...
can I get the source for the fpem module anywhere? on the ARM Linux
ftp site I can only find the RPM not the SRPM.
I don't suppose the source for the RISC OS FPE module is available?
on an unrelated note: to get around my FP problems (and other
bizarreness like mkswap complaining that it can't get the page size cuz
mmap failed) I've been compiling a fair bit of stuff with my cross
compiler - I've been using the libc 4 RPM from ftp.arm.linux, but the
header files RPM in the same directory seems to be for a later version
of libc - eg. calls to stat/fstat/lstat are wrapped in the headers to
stick the library version on the front of the args list and go via
_xstat/_fxstat/_lxstat which don't exist in libc 4. Has anyone used
this libc/headers combination or does everyone just build their own
libc?
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