Hi,
Thans for a reply!
FPA - use the old FPA floating point instructions
VFP - use the new VFP floating point instructions
LD - long doubles are 12 bytes instead of 8
EABI - try to conform to the ABI specification written by ARM
I see. I've read http://wiki.debian.org/ArmEabiPort which was very
helpfull but still don't know which ABI is used by WM6. I guess it's
something close to EABI.
Did you read the text I put there where you downloaded libtcc1.a?
You mean that "it's very old, use libgcc instead"? Yes, but I don't
have arm-gcc at hand, and this looked good enough for a first try. If I
ever get this to work, I'll probably switch to uclibc runtime.
I have once used binutils to successfully disassemble an ARM PE.
You might have luck finding out what has to be changed in there.
There's a nice project http://cegcc.sourceforge.net/ which could be
helpfull, but I found binutils sources close to unreadable, so I'll take
it only for a reference binary implementation.
Which C library do you indend to use on WinCE?
I simply-minded used win32/lib/msvcrt.def but that'll likely not work on
WinCE. But WinCE provides COREDLL.DLL and the list of exported symbols
resembles libc a bit, so I'll give it a try.
--
Zdenek Pavlas
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