Hi, Eero and Andrew,
I contacted with Daniël who is a FPC developer, and he want to ask the
following questions:
Can you ask them what the different between EABI and normal cdecl calling
convention is? Obviously, since GTK is C code, all interfacing to it is
expected to have cdecl calling convention.
We support for ARM:
- Cdecl
- CPPcdecl - same as cdecl but with different name mangling
- Stdcall
- Stdcall with floating point numbers handled like equal integers (called
softfloat by us).
Greetings,
Daniël
Eero Tamminen wrote:
Hi,
On Tue, Jun 13, 2006 at 12:21:26PM +0100, Andrew Flegg wrote:
If I comment the "uses" lines, it can compile, and execute well after
move to 770. But if gtk2 is imported in, it also compile, and don't
execute on 770, just reporting:
/bin/sh: ./test: not found.
What if you try to run it with full path?
I'd put money on it being the ABI change. The page which smartkenny
mentioned said it was unpacked from an ARM Linux tarball - this'll no
longer work, of course.
Ah, it was a Pacal *compiler* and the binary is compiled Pascal binary,
not bytecoded Pascal script run through pcode interpreter?
Yes, it would need to support EABI for the generated binaries to be able
to interface with the libraries on the target...
- Eero
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