> - Rust - can be relatively easy fixed by providing (or patching) a > target and marking it as a target which doesn't support segmented > stacks, see example [1]
> - LLVM - as I remember some time ago LLVM generated a function > prologue which uses the same instruction for any ARM device The prologue problem was fixed by adding "morestack: false," to the linux ARM target specification, similar to how it is in the iOS target. > Once it works you can play a bit to provide a correct > implementation in record_sp.S and morestack.S My device does not really benefit from the segmented stack, since it has only 64MB RAM, so I simply modified libstd/sys/common/stack.rs to define stubs for all ARMs, not just iOS. Not that I would have the skills to do it anyway. With these two modifications I got helloworld working! Thank you for the segmented stack on iOS hint. I'll now start programming what I originally wanted, and will report if I find any other problems. -- Tomi Pieviläinen, +358 400 487 504 A: Because it disrupts the natural way of thinking. Q: Why is top posting frowned upon?
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