I'm sitting next to my hospital bed at 9am on a sunny Sunday 7 days after an 8
hour operation to remove tumours from my tongue and neck (and me a lifelong
non-smoker too) plus facial reconstruction. When I go home I'll have many
months with not much to do; however I'm not sure testing 68k cores
Ian,
First of all, get well soon.
Rewriting SMS for the Raspberry Pi would be a whole new enterprise. You can
easily (!) replace the kernel but all of SMS would need to be rewritten in ARM
assembly.
That doesn't mean it cannot be done of course, there's a pretty good How To
do bare metal
Ian,
best wishes for getting well soon also from me.
If re-implementing SMSQ/E on ARM one would probably try to use the least
possible ARM assembler portion possible - Maybe a re-write should rather use
the QDOS /concepts/ instead of trying to 100% copy it. (ARM assembler isn’t
even half as
Daniele Terdina wrote:
Marcel, do you know if any free VHDL simulation/analysis tools
exist that may be close to a code debugger (breakpoints etc., if that makes
sense)?
No idea, I've last worked with FPGAs 10 years ago and that was with
actual hardware, some Altera evaluation board running a
Hi all,
SMSQE 3.20 is out.
this corrects a bug which might arise when trying to write to a
read-only file.
Have fun
Wolfgang
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Hello again and thanks for your kind wishes. Tobias gets closest to my idea. I
was planning not to write a single ARM instruction. I'd guessed that all the
assembler would already be present in the Linux. As much as of the bare bones
of Linux as necessary would be kept: file-system support,
Hi all,
SMSQmulator 1.25 is out.
There are some bugfixes, so you should upgrade.
Have fun.
Wolfgang
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