Michael Schnell schrieb:
Thanks. Please keep me posted on this issue.
http://svn.freepascal.org/svn/logs/fpc-trunk.log
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BTW.
On the long run I am interested in making (embedded) FPC programs run on
(our own) ARM-hardware.
I only found notice about FPC programs for PDAs. Am I right assuming
that there is no special problem using a displayless ARM9 device (like a
slug) for FPC programs ?
-Michael
BTW.
On the long run I am interested in making (embedded) FPC programs run on
(our own) ARM-hardware.
I only found notice about FPC programs for PDAs. Am I right assuming
that there is no special problem using a displayless ARM9 device (like a
slug but low endian) for FPC programs ?
-Michael
BTW.
On the long run I am interested in making (embedded) FPC programs run on
(our own) ARM-hardware.
I only found notice about FPC programs for PDAs. Am I right assuming
that there is no special problem using a displayless ARM9 device (like a
slug but little endian) for FPC programs ?
-Michael
Michael Schnell schrieb:
BTW.
On the long run I am interested in making (embedded) FPC programs run on
(our own) ARM-hardware.
I only found notice about FPC programs for PDAs. Am I right assuming
that there is no special problem using a displayless ARM9 device (like a
slug but little
On the long run I am interested in making (embedded) FPC programs run on
(our own) ARM-hardware.
I only found notice about FPC programs for PDAs. Am I right assuming
that there is no special problem using a displayless ARM9 device (like a
slug) for FPC programs ?
afaict the slug is quite
I'am currently preparing the rtl for embedded purposes. Of course, using FPC on
an embedded device isn't install and play like on common OSes simply because
embedded devices differ and there is no real standard regarding output format.
But it should be doable.
Great !
Thanks. Please keep
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Subject: Re: [fpc-devel] help with softfloat for arm big endian
crosscompiler
however some hardware is wired up for big
finally some of us would quite like to have a big endian system arround
for testing on and as big endian systems go the slug is cheap!
Well, for FPC developers (as well as others) I make accounts available to
those interested via SSH. I run PPC under Debian/Sparc on a Sun Ultra 5.
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finally some of us would quite like to have a big endian system arround
for testing on and as big endian systems go the slug is cheap!
Well, for FPC developers (as well as others) I make accounts available to
those interested via SSH. I run PPC under Debian/Sparc on
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] schreef:
finally some of us would quite like
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finally some of us would quite like to have a big endian system arround
for testing on and as big
Hola, most modern ARM cpu's support big endian, that is not the point.
Question is how many an big endian platforms exists, and this is not so
popular, because even if you switch the cpu to big endian, the underlying
hardware remains little endian (with the cpu doing the conversion). This
Do I need to add/define something when I build the crosscompiler to get
softfloat support?
Is changing system_arm_linux_info.endian to endian_big in
fpc/compiler/systems/i_linux.pas enough?
In theory yes, in practice probably not.
In the ARM-Linux developers list I have been told that
Michael Schnell schrieb:
Do I need to add/define something when I build the crosscompiler to get
softfloat support?
Is changing system_arm_linux_info.endian to endian_big in
fpc/compiler/systems/i_linux.pas enough?
In theory yes, in practice probably not.
In the ARM-Linux
Op Wed, 13 Dec 2006, schreef Micha Nelissen:
Michael Schnell wrote:
In theory yes, in practice probably not.
In the ARM-Linux developers list I have been told that ARM always is used
in little endian mode. I have no idea why.
Intel XScale (at least) is used as big-endian arm.
Hola,
Micha Nelissen wrote:
I'm using an XScale armeb (big-endian) debian distribution here at work.
The DigiConnect ME and WI-ME modules run ARM7 big endian as well. Not
sure about the other Digi modules. There is a linux implementation for
these as well as their native Net+OS.
Jeff.
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Hi,
questions...
Is -CfSOFT supported on arm 2.0.5?
Do I need to add/define something when I build the crosscompiler to get
softfloat support?
Is changing system_arm_linux_info.endian to endian_big in
fpc/compiler/systems/i_linux.pas enough? I see in
references to {$if defined(CPUARM) and
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