Re Z80<->8088, was: Linux on TI?
Hi Just my nickle worth... As far as I was told, the Zilog company was founded by some developers from Intel that disagreed on the calling convention(and probably other things too). As to the 8/16 bit I dont remember the Zilog code, but then again at takes one word from an expert to end a discussion, and I'm no expert. Also I was given the impression that the 8086 was a Military grade of the 8088. But Intel has used a lot of energy to downgrade their top CPU to satisfy more market segments. So the 8088 might be a civilian version of the 8086. Henrik On Thu, 16 Sep 1999 18:52:19 -0500 Chris Starling <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >On 16 Sep 99, at 13:45, Louis P. Santillan wrote: > >> I thought the Z80s were near 8088s or 188s...am I on Dr Pepper again??? > >Maybe he's thinking of the NEC V20 & V30? > >Unless I'm also horribly mistaken, they were souped up clones of >the 8088. > >-chris > Signup for your FREE ZenSearch E-MAIL account at http://www.zensearch.net and win a Notebook PC
missin timezone, and a bcc-cc1 error
Hello I got past the FILE *in =sdtin; problem as a result from the input from this list. I've gotten a bit further. When compiling elksemu/elks_sys.c I get an error in line 557 (and 580?) about the tz size is unknown. I figured the problem was with the struct timezone. So I copied the /usr/include/time.h to the directory edited the file and added the struct from the elks/include/time.h and removed the reference to extern long int timezone. This helped. 1) What have I done wrong in my installation since I had to do this. 2) Wont there be a conflict at link time when there exist a 'struct timezone' and a 'long int timezone' ? After doing a 'make all' from linux-86, I tried doing an /elks/make (after doing make config; make dep; make clean.) But I get the error bcc: 'exec of bcc-cc1 failed' bcc -D__KERNEL__ -O -I../include \ -0 -c -o sched.o sched.c bcc: exec of bcc-cc1 failed bcc: error unlinking /tmp/bcc2248 3) Is this a result of my tampering with time.h ? Or have I gone avry somewhere else ? Thanks Henrik Signup for your FREE ZenSearch E-MAIL account at http://www.zensearch.net and win a Notebook PC
Q: get compile error compiling objdump85
Hello I'm just starting into the ELKS system. I'm atempting a make in linux-8086, and I encounter the following error in the ld directory 'objdump86.c:19: initializer element is not constant' I'm running on a Linux Red Hat 6.0 2.2.5-15 #1 Mon Apr 19 22:21:09 EDT 1999 i686 using GCC gcc version egcs-2.91.66 19990314/Linux (egcs-1.1.2 release). I'm using it out the box so to speak. Any idea of what I'm doing wrong ? Or where I should go look ? Where are the gcc error codes explained ? Sincerely Henrik Signup for your FREE ZenSearch E-MAIL account at http://www.zensearch.net and win a Notebook PC
