Ah, peter, thanks for asking this question. Yes, it's very good to
avoid gcc-isms. We have had many, and probably have some left, but
it's nice to avoid them.
ron
On Mon, Oct 13, 2014 at 6:18 PM, Peter Stuge wrote:
> Lin, Ryan wrote:
>> If we add aligned(4) to the define as the following :
>>
>>
Lin, Ryan wrote:
> If we add aligned(4) to the define as the following :
>
> #define BOOT_STATE_INIT_ATTR __attribute__ ((used, aligned(4), section
> (".bs_init)))
>
> We can get 4-byte alignment for .bs_init.
>
> What is your thoughts on this?
Is that a GCC extension?
The coreboot codebase
Hi Peter,
It should be unpatched GCC 4.9, and I found out that .bs_init is force 32-byte
alignment with GCC 4.9.
Dump from ramstage.o
12 .bs_init 00c8 00036160 2**5
CONTENTS, ALLOC, LOAD, RELOC, DATA
As the result, padding datd is added to mrc_
Nico Huber wrote:
> I had first success with my pomona clip, today. Sadly, the mobo does
> not have any UART,
What board is it?
> so I'll finally have to switch to something more advanced.
Is LPC available on the board?
> I've a high-speed ftdi usb adapter board that can be used as USB debug d
Hi,
looks like I don't have an account for the coreboot wiki, yet.
Well, at least I don't remember, and can't find any stale email...
Nico
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Hi folks,
I had first success with my pomona clip, today. Sadly, the mobo does
not have any UART, so I'll finally have to switch to something more
advanced. I've a high-speed ftdi usb adapter board that can be used
as USB debug device, but this will need some code changes along with
some refact
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