Dennis Poon wrote:
Mark,

If you are referring to http://wiki.freepascal.org/MIPS_port
then I did use that one but somehow along the way, I still cannot produce a binary program for mips, so someone suggested the binutils I got from that link might be the cause.

At the top of that page is a "health warning", which I put in when there was a flurry of activity merging David Zhang's work- for some reason he'd flattened directories etc. and I was working through comparing files to find what had changed.

Immediately below that is a link to http://wiki.freepascal.org/Native_MIPS_Systems which includes blow-by-blow accounts of building cross-binutils from source: I put those in using cut-and-paste as I did them but somebody has since tweaked the format. Florian and others started putting a significant amount of effort into the compiler in the middle of last year, at which point I stepped back since (a) they're the experts and (b) I'm stuck using Qemu which isn't really fast enough (Fuxin at Lemote promised a netbook for development which didn't materialise).

I'm not saying that link will answer all your questions about the innards of the compiler, but it should result in your having usable tools.

If you are referring to a different link, please kindly send again as I did not see it on the fpc discussion list.

http://lists.freepascal.org/lists/fpc-pascal/2013-June/038362.html

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