On 4 November 2011 21:11, Jonathan "Duke" Leto wrote:
> Howdy,
>
>> After then, I'm not sure what the added instructions were for, but I suspect
>> that they aren't going to be for things that JITs find useful.
>>
>> I'd suggest working out what ARM CPU architecture current Debian builds for,
>> a
On Fri, Nov 04, 2011 at 02:11:30PM -0700, Jonathan "Duke" Leto wrote:
> Thanks for the good advice, Nick. I recently saw a shiny new ARM v7 netbook
I wouldn't be confident that it's good advice until it's actually turned out
to be useful :-)
> being wielded at a conference. Does anybody on this
Howdy,
> After then, I'm not sure what the added instructions were for, but I suspect
> that they aren't going to be for things that JITs find useful.
>
> I'd suggest working out what ARM CPU architecture current Debian builds for,
> and doing that first. Then looking at what the later architectur
On Fri, Nov 04, 2011 at 11:31:30AM -0700, Jonathan Duke Leto wrote:
> Since ARM has so many permutations, I am not quite sure how we should keep
> track of it. Currently I am thinking a table for a few different versions of
> the ARM spec (like v1, v5, v9, Cortex-x, Cortex-y) or something like tha
Howdy,
This is a nice intro to the ARM platform:
http://blogs.arm.com/software-enablement/605-arm-fundamentals-introduction-to-understanding-arm-processors/
I am still in the process of helping cotto++ do research for M0. The above link
is a good starting point for those that want to help. Basic
