however some hardware is wired up for big endian (the linksys NSLU2 springs to
mind) and hence is a pain to get little endian linux running on (i belive the
network now works in little endian mode but the front panel lights are still
broken)
AFAIK, the SLUG Linux is running since a log tim
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> Schnell
> Sent: 15 December 2006 11:59
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> Subject: Re: [fpc-devel] help with softfloat for arm big endian
> crosscompiler
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> > however some hardware is wired up fo
Hi
There is no libgdb support for macosx yet. but make or make nodbg
produces a usable ide.
However, make install issues a
$(MAKE) -C ../packages/base/gdbint
which fails with
libgdb.a not found, using default GDB GDB_V6
/usr/local/bin/ppc386 -Fu../../../rtl/units/i386-darwin -Fl../../../
I had problems with a threaded app under Linux which hung because one
thread would sometimes call RTLSetEvent before the other called
RTLEventStartWait. The attached patch for the 2.1.1 branch revision
5606 fixes the problem.
Index: cthreads.pp
Lloyd Park wrote:
> I had problems with a threaded app under Linux which hung because one
> thread would sometimes call RTLSetEvent before the other called
> RTLEventStartWait. The attached patch for the 2.1.1 branch revision
> 5606 fixes the problem.
Better rewrite it to use semaphore (sem_*) fu
> finally some of us would quite like to have a big endian system arround
> for testing on and as big endian systems go the slug is cheap!
Well, for FPC developers (as well as others) I make accounts available to
those interested via SSH. I run PPC under Debian/Sparc on a Sun Ultra 5.
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finally some of us would quite like to have a big endian system arround
for testing on and as big endian systems go the slug is cheap!
Well, for FPC developers (as well as others) I make accounts available to
those interested via SSH. I run PPC under Debian/Sparc on
Well considering it looks like I'm the unofficial maintainer of the
Sparc-Linux port :) I use it and Lazarus on my Ultra 5. But as I said in
my FPC blog (http://www.net261.com:81/wordpress/ in the FPC category) I
build new binaries whenever new code is downloaded from SVN.
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Well as far as Lazarus snapshots go, well, I already started compiling Sparc
Linux snapshots of that as well -- will be doing Win32 ones as well and
making them available from my site if anyone would be interested.
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I have flashed the slug to SlugOS (still big endian) and got gdb on it.
It appears that the issue is not so much the fpu or floating point but
with the FloatStr, StrToFloat etc conversions which seem to get stuck in
system.str.
I have tried to chase the system.str function but got lost in the {$i
x
FYI
Can't get any program to run with this version.
programs segfault instantly...
Anyone know of a revision that works with arm?
(I think I have 5590 but I dont know how to check)
Free Pascal Compiler version 2.1.1
Compiler Date : 2006/12/14
Compiler CPU Target: arm
gdb session...
[EMAIL
Trying to get Lazarus for Sparc built but when it comes to the time where
Lazarus is being linked, I get the following:
Free Pascal Compiler version 2.1.1 [2006/12/15] for sparc
Copyright (c) 1993-2006 by Florian Klaempfl
Target OS: Linux for SPARC
Compiling lazarus.pp
Assembling lazarus
Linking .
> FYI
> Can't get any program to run with this version.
> programs segfault instantly...
>
> Anyone know of a revision that works with arm?
> (I think I have 5590 but I dont know how to check)
> Free Pascal Compiler version 2.1.1
> Compiler Date : 2006/12/14
> Compiler CPU Target: arm
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