Thanks for the detailed answer. I think the picture now is clear enough to
start working
Peter
On Sat, 13 Sep 2008 17:41:39 -0500, Jonas Maebe
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On 13 Sep 2008, at 21:49, Peter Popov wrote:
I read Felipe's wiki thouroughly and i think I can manage that part. I
On 13 Sep 2008, at 21:49, Peter Popov wrote:
I read Felipe's wiki thouroughly and i think I can manage that part.
I also see I have to use the Darwin (powerpc) rtl, not the linux
(powerpc) rtl. I will start experimenting with it on monday.
You can choose either the Darwin or the Solaris rt
Thanks Jonas.
I read Felipe's wiki thouroughly and i think I can manage that part. I
also see I have to use the Darwin (powerpc) rtl, not the linux (powerpc)
rtl. I will start experimenting with it on monday.
I have one question though, which is not clear to me, as I am not a
low-level sys
On 11 Sep 2008, at 20:36, Peter Popov wrote:
Peter
It should not be that hard. There are two main ABI's for PowerPC:
the sysv and the aix ABI. Linux/*BSD use the sysv ABI, and Mac OS,
Mac OS X and AIX uses the aix ABI. Hence, the aix abi is already
supported in the compiler. A libc-based
I started a document here:
http://wiki.lazarus.freepascal.org/Porting_Free_Pascal
It's very incomplete, so fell free to extend as you discover how things work.
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Could you give me some pointers how to begin?
Peter
It should not be that hard. There are two main ABI's for PowerPC: the
sysv and the aix ABI. Linux/*BSD use the sysv ABI, and Mac OS, Mac OS X
and AIX uses the aix ABI. Hence, the aix abi is already supported in the
compiler. A libc-based
Hi everyone
I recently got access to an IBM supercomputer (hundreds of PowerPC)
running AIX. Naturally, the powerpc linux version of the compiler does not
work. To begin with, AIX uses XCOFF binaries. So my question is: How hard
is it to port the powerpc version of fpc to AIX or at least gen
