On 8/26/07, rpconnect <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Thanks for the latest mono recipe! i've been trying to get mono to run > for motorola e680 and a1200 phones for a several months and just happened to > be testing > 1.2.4 w/ openmoko as the oe recipes were being updated, and to my > plesent supprise the next 'make updatae' brought eabi support - outstanding!
:-) > the issue i'm running into however is the actual eabi support, at least with > the latest > kernel builds from oe / openezx. with kernels built w/o OABI_COMPAT support > mono > throws an illegal instruction error but when i enable this, with either the > NW or FAST FPE > options, then my helloworld.exe app works fine. I am using the standard OpenEmbedded ARM EABI toolchain and I am not seeing this issue on the NEO1973 phone (Samsung ARM SOC), or a Xscale platform. Both kernel configs include: CONFIG_AEABI=y CONFIG_OABI_COMPAT=y As I understand it, floating point is emulated at the library level, and not in the kernel with this setup. > i'm very new to kernel building and am wondering if there could be another > dependancy i'm not > seeing. am i correct in assuming that mono built w/ eabi support should not > require > oabi compatibility, or am i misunderstanding somthing? (or perhaps just > doing something wrong) Are you building the mono-1.2.5pre5 package? I never did find a solution to the ARM floating point issues with 1.2.4. > also, i don't have a neo1973 yet, but i thought there was mention of getting > mono working > on an xscale processor with eabi support, can anyone out there with such > experience elaborate > on their details? (what device?) Yes, I have mono running on a Xscale platform. > thanks again for the recipe and i'm looking forward to doing what i can to > help out... eventually > i'd like to contribute to getting libgdiplus supported (i have some > primitave bb recipes) as well > as bluetooth connectivity, something like wrappers around bluez > functionality with an API > similar to the those from http://inthehand.com/content/32feet.aspx. Excellent! Thomas Kunze created the original mono recipes. Cliff -- ======================= Cliff Brake http://bec-systems.com _______________________________________________ Mono-devel-list mailing list Mono-devel-list@lists.ximian.com http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/mono-devel-list