A very interesting port for an OS-less platform would be a port to the PIC
family of microcontrollers. There may be some issues because memory is in
short
supply but notwithstanding, this would be pretty cool.
Any comments?
Nick Brown wrote:
A very interesting port for an “OS-less” platform would be a port to the
PIC
There is a 8 bit, a 16 bit, and a 32 bit series of PIC processors. The
32 Bit platform is MIPS.
-Michael
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In our previous episode, Nick Brown said:
A very interesting port for an OS-less platform would be a port to the PIC
family of microcontrollers. There may be some issues because memory is in
short supply but notwithstanding, this would be pretty cool.
As Michael said, what PIC exactly ? The
IMHO, porting FPC to 8 and 16 Bit PIC is close to impossible, while a
PIC 32 Bit (=MIPS) port should be doable.
-Michael
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Nick Brown schrieb:
A very interesting port for an “OS-less” platform would be a port to the
PIC
family of microcontrollers. There may be some issues because memory is
in short
supply but notwithstanding, this would be pretty cool.
Any comments?
If it's really interesing,
In our previous episode, Florian Klaempfl said:
Any comments?
If it's really interesing, somebody would have started already a port.
Afaik all architectures are done by three long time FPC devels (Jonas,
Peter, Florian, correct me if I'm wrong), except for PPC64, so that is a bit
Marco van de Voort schrieb:
In our previous episode, Florian Klaempfl said:
Any comments?
If it's really interesing, somebody would have started already a port.
Afaik all architectures are done by three long time FPC devels (Jonas,
Peter, Florian, correct me if I'm wrong), except for
I'd really appreciate the 32 Bit PIC stuff, as this is MIPS and I might
want to do a NIOS port some day and the NIOS ISA is said to be quite
similar to MIPS (even the names are only a few bits apart :) )
-Michael
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Op Thu, 23 Jul 2009, schreef Michael Schnell:
I'd really appreciate the 32 Bit PIC stuff, as this is MIPS and I might
want to do a NIOS port some day and the NIOS ISA is said to be quite
similar to MIPS (even the names are only a few bits apart :) )
The main challenge for a MIPS port is the
I'd really appreciate the 32 Bit PIC stuff, as this is MIPS and I might
want to do a NIOS port some day and the NIOS ISA is said to be quite
similar to MIPS (even the names are only a few bits apart :) )
-Michael
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The main challenge for a MIPS port is the absence of flags, there is a
lot of code in the compiler that returns expression results in
LOC_FLAGS. Of course it is perfectly possible to change these codes to
use LOC_REGISTER, but it is work.
I see. Thanks for the pointers !
-Michael
Hi, I'm trying to run the examples of http22 units in a FreeBSD 7.2 for i386,
with Apache 2.2.11.
The examples compiles with FPC 2.2.4, but when I try to run apachectl start,
it crashes with this message:
httpd: Syntax error on line 104 of /usr/local/etc/apache22/httpd.conf: API
module
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