of the Yun except for a reduced form factor (the hardware
is the same : Atheros AR9331 as linux cpu and Atmel ATmega32u4 as MCU)
Thank you in advance for everything you can find about this issue
Regards, Arturo
Il giorno mercoledì 11 febbraio 2015 06:24:37 UTC+1, paul lind ha
to force the build with the default FPU options enabled and
report here in the list. I hope to get my Atheros9300 CPU based board working
with this build...
Regards, Arturo
Il giorno mercoledì 11 febbraio 2015 00:06:10 UTC+1, paul lind ha scritto:
Sorry, but that is not going to work. From
Sorry, but that is not going to work. From your earlier screenshot I am
guessing that you previously used node 10, with v8 3.14 from our old github
repo.
The good news is that the MIPS big-endian support is all upstream in v8 repo
since 3.26, which of course includes the 3.28 version in node
it may be moot. Managed to get it build
correctly for our platform but running into SIGILL when running Octane, so
either something is horribly corrupted or I failed to describe our platform
correctly to the build process :).
On Monday, 3 November 2014 19:59:16 UTC-5, paul lind wrote:
Hi
Very sorry Stephen, that is crazy bad. We'll get on this immediately and get it
understood and fixed asap.
paul
On Nov 3, 2014, at 2:59 PM, Stephen smcgr...@google.com wrote:
Dear v8-users,
We have a port of Chromium to a MIPS(el) embedded system, and are currently
in the process of
Hi Jacob -
Currently, we do not plan to support n32 ABI in v8, but I'm happy to give you
some pointers that should help if you want to give it a go. You're right that
it is mostly about FP register use and the ABI's when calling between C code
and the JIT'ed code. There is good info in
Sam -
Another good source of knowledge about v8 internals are some blog posts that
Andy Wingo wrote over the past 2 or 3 years.
Here are some related to v8 and to some of the other javascript
implementations: http://wingolog.org/tags/v8
Be sure to read the comments on the posts as well...
Hi Kevin -
Regarding your MIPS question, you are best off pulling from Google's release
branches, which match up to major Chrome releases. Those will have received the
most testing, on all platforms. The latest right now is 3.12, and Android Jelly
Bean is using 3.9, if that matters to you at
Hi Evgeny -
I'm one of the maintainers of the mips port, and as Yang mentioned, we're the
ones who can help you with bugs there.
My testing shows that our test boards are working fine at the rev you pulled,
including the regress-84234.js test you mentioned below.
I suggest that you do file
Another mips board, 1.3 GHz, 256k L2 (ver 3.11.8, r11683)
Richards: 1284
DeltaBlue: 1349
Crypto: 1383
RayTrace: 1230
EarleyBoyer: 2492
RegExp: 323
Splay: 456
NavierStokes: 664
Score (version 7): 959
On May 30, 2012, at 9:12 AM, Paul Lind wrote
Lawrence -
An 800MHz mips board we test with gets this result:
Richards: 419
DeltaBlue: 733
Crypto: 996
RayTrace: 531
EarleyBoyer: 1531
RegExp: 214
Splay: 413
NavierStokes: 419
Score (version 7): 556
A 900 MHz board with 512k L2 get this:
Richards: 966
DeltaBlue: 1295
Crypto: 1222
Hi Levent -
v8 at r10875 doesn't even build for me, so I cannot explain your 'slowdown'.
That rev on trunk is version 3.9.13. If you move to 3.9.14 (r10894), which was
pushed just 24 hours later, the mips port will build and run fine, and I
verified that the performance is normal (running v8
Hi Keith --
Prefix the option with 'no' to force it false.
In your example: '--nouse_idle_notification'
paul
On Aug 19, 2011, at 11:34 AM, Keith Johnston wrote:
I see several flags of type boolean. If the default value is true, how do I
set these options to false? Does setting the flag
for your clarify.
I don't quite understand the differences between Android and non-Android
versions. Is that related to the implementation of V8 itself or build config?
On Wed, Jun 29, 2011 at 6:04 AM, Paul Lind pau...@cruzio.com wrote:
Hi Felix -
I work on the mips port, and can answer
Hi Felix -
I work on the mips port, and can answer some of your questions:
1. We currently pass all the tests.
2. I can't speak for the v8-team. This post from Mikail Naganov may clarify the
current situation:
http://groups.google.com/group/v8-users/msg/f9946f247ac27541
3. We are in-progress
Hi Jeff -
v8 for mips has never been built/tested for big-endian. We'd like to do this at
some point, but it has been lower priority than getting the baseline
little-endian port finished, and submitted back to Google. And now there is the
new work for Crankshaft, which also will take
Hi Jeff -
The v8 MIPS port is a work in progress. The code in the google tree is old and
not functional.
We are developing the code in an independent repository on github:
https://github.com/paul99/v8m-rb
Use the master branch.
This code is behind the current google tree, and we are working
Hi Yehuda -
The v8 shell has a lot of options for seeing the generated code. Build the
shell in debug mode:
scons mode=debug sample=shell -jNN
Then run your code with these options, as a start:
shell_g --debug-code --print-code xxx.js
Other useful opts are: --print-code-stubs --trace-codegen
I should add that these flags were mostly intended for development of v8
itself, and it is not necessarily easy to correlate the generated code with
your javascript source. The --print-ast option can help with this.
Paul
On Dec 8, 2010, at 9:43 PM, Paul Lind pau...@cruzio.com wrote:
Hi
Hi Hank -
It appears that scons is defaulting to build IA32 arch, and is compiling using
flag '-m32'. But you likely do not have the 32-bit compatibility libraries
installed, so the link step fails.
The easiest thing to do is tell scons to build x64 architecture:
scons arch=x64
Hi Nilima -
Was this on v8mips, or on v8 for one of the other architectures?
If for v8mips, are you running big-endian or little-endian?
thanks,
paul
On Aug 10, 2010, at 3:11 AM, Nilima Chavan wrote:
Hi All,
I am getting segmentation fault while using v8 library when creating
new v8
Hi Tony -
The mips porting activity is moving forward, and we are making good
progress. The mips code in the google v8 repository is quite old, and
is not functional.
We are maintaining the project separately here (http://github.com/
paul99/v8mips) until things are complete enough to restart the
.
But giving endianness errors for shell.
So I have question here, I am going to use libv8.a with v8cgi and apache. So
can I survive currently with just v8 library build. I do not require shell at
this point of time.
Thanks Regards,
Nilima
On Tue, Jul 13, 2010 at 11:32 PM, paul lind
Hi Nilima -
I'll try to answer your questions:
1. Alexandre is correct, you must make sure you are using the
'integration' branch (it is the default).
2. Per your command, you built libv8 for arch=mips, but you are trying
to build your shell for the simulator (simulator=mips). You cannot mix
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