On Wednesday 03 February 2010 05:56:43 Sébastien Bourdeauducq wrote: > I'll give you some more background.
thanks, that explains things nicely > That being said, the problem with the LM32 loader still needs to be solved. > Contrary to Milkymist/LM32, the Blackfin that you mentioned is a > proprietary and closed CPU. But it has an outstanding uClinux port with > good documentation and I will attribute that to corporate sponsorship of > the "Koop". *shrug* buckets of money dont matter if you hire incompetent people :). the original Blackfin port was outsourced and it had just as many issues as what you highlighted with the current Lattice port. > I'm nowhere near as rich as Analog Devices, but how much would > you charge for fixing Theobroma's FDPIC loader and its environment > (toolchain, uClibc, etc.)? sorry, i dont have the expertise to whip gcc/binutils into shape. as you mention, these GNU projects are quite formidable to "break into". i do know that the Blackfin and FRV code bases in binutlis are pretty similar, so it should be easy for you to base a new port of either of them. -mike
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