Wow. That worked, but opened a huge can of worms. For some reason or the
other, the compiler can't include cstddef or utility or such _cplusplus
based headers. Could this be a C++ version issue?
Thanks,
Aditya
On Tue, May 5, 2015 at 8:29 AM, Norman Feske norman.fe...@genode-labs.com
wrote:
Hi
I'm facing some issues trying to compile the library. In the lib/mk folder,
I've added a boost.mk file, which I initially did not set SRC_CC to any
value since most of the boost libraries are inline functions. But some
components need to be built, so when I added a sample file like this:
My goodness, I'm glad it's daytime in Dresden. Thank you, Dr. Norman. I
assumed libc would have the std headers; Adding stdcxx helped. It's tough
to keep track of which features of linux are already included in the LIBS
I've added. stdcxx still throws undefined references for the math functions
Hello Aditya,
On Tue, May 05, 2015 at 09:13:19AM -0700, Aditya Kousik wrote:
My goodness, I'm glad it's daytime in Dresden. Thank you, Dr. Norman. I
assumed libc would have the std headers; Adding stdcxx helped. It's tough
to keep track of which features of linux are already included in the
Hello,
I built a sample run/printf and run/nested_init to test serial output on
the Raspberry Pi. Funnily enough, I got a console output when I built it a
week back. The same compilation doesn't work now. I don't see any output at
all. What could have gone wrong? (I copied the boot folder of the
Sadly, I did. I was following this procedure
http://genode.org/documentation/release-notes/13.11#Raspberry_Pi
and I set kernel=genode.img and kernel_address=0x0080 in the config.txt
file as well.
I'm surprised that there's no output now, all of a sudden.
On May 5, 2015 00:20, Mohammad
Hi Chirag,
On 05.05.2015 07:38, chirag garg wrote:
It gives me the following fault.
I/O memory [4000,5000) not available
Local MMIO mapping failed!
[init - tz_vmm] C++ runtime: Genode::Parent::Service_denied
You can take this fault as a starting point by searching (e.g. via grep)
Hi,
On 04/28/2015 02:26 PM, Stefan Brenner wrote:
Hi,
just a short question, I am using the TZ VMM example on i.MX53. How can
I syncronize accesses to a shared memory range between secure world and
normal world? I would be interested in a mutex that can be acquired both
from Genode in
To use libcrypto++, I found online that openssl will suffice. But while
there is a port file for both libraries, there's no openssl.mk in lib/mk.
Grepping the mk files I saw a line in libcrypto.inc which calls
select_from_ports,openssl. So, is it the case that we prepare_port for
openssl but add
Hi Ofer,
On 05.05.2015 11:06, Ofer Hasson wrote:
My question is, how in the Genode hypervisor I can access this memory
address ?
Any idea will be helpful
You should have a look at '_ram_iomem' in [1]. It is the IO_MEM session
of the VMM that references the RAM of the normal world. Once
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