Marius Tell us when you success, because it need many library come with
linux.
On Tue, Feb 26, 2008 at 8:01 AM, Marius <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks Vincent!
>
> (my mistake, i ftp'ed there, but thought mingw was the debugger and
> skipped that dir)
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Thanks Vincent!
(my mistake, i ftp'ed there, but thought mingw was the debugger and
skipped that dir)
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Marius schreef:
I'm searching for the crossutils win32-linux-ld.exe etc.
Are these cross tools not available for win32 to linux?
They can be downloaded from ftp://ftp.freepascal.org/fpc/contrib/cross/mingw
Vincent
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I'm searching for the crossutils win32-linux-ld.exe etc.
Are these cross tools not available for win32 to linux?
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Jeff Duntemann wrote:
This is very blue-sky,
FPGA processors are used a lot in embedded projects (though of course
usually with programming in C). As well Altera as Xilinx have µCLinux
for their processors (full Linux to come very soon) These are the
"primary" FPGA companies, but there are sev
This is very blue-sky, but it would be an interesting enhancement to
Lazarus to target ARM or Atmel AVR CPUs in the manner of the Processing
language/IDE:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Processing_%28programming_language%29
It's how you create software for the Arduino boards that are so popular
This is a limitation of the user interface you are using on top of the
gdb infrastructure, as e.g. Xcode (which uses the gdb mi) does display
such types.
Yea, I already thought that Eclipse, DDD, Anjuta, ... could also wrap
that functionality. But with your statement nearly every missi
IMHO, nowadays, 8 (and 16) bit processors only make sense for very small
projects. Those are very hardware specific and thus using C here does
make sense.
OTOH, 32 bit processors have become very cheap and handy. For embedded
projects, IMHO, especially processors that are programmed as "ip-Cor
