On 23/02/11 11:21, Andrew Stubbs wrote:
is it in a git tree somewhere ? how about creating a superh-fdpic
branch in
the uclibc.org git tree and pushing that out ?
It's not in a public repository anywhere. The CS repo may contain
confidential information, so it's strictly private.
I'll create a branch as you suggest, as soon as I get my account set up
and figure out what branchpoint to use (and how to create git branches).
Ok, I've created a new branch named "superh_fdpic" in the uclibc.org git
tree.
This is branched from the point I started my work before (somewhat dated
now), and I've omitted my other local changes, so it doesn't build too
easily (I needed to make a few adjustments for newer kernel headers),
and I know of at least one run-time bug you might encounter with any
real programs, but I've confirmed that it works fine for a dynamically
linked hello world.
There was still a bit of clean-up work required (there's at least one
FIXME still in the patch) and I'm sure certain bit could be done better,
or more target-independently, but it basically works.
Andrew
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