Re: eZ80 arch/chip: anyone using it?

2021-02-11 Thread Byron Ellacott
A fork of clang/llvm is being maintained at https://github.com/jacobly0/llvm-project. I further forked that to switch to targeting binutils (by just changing the emitted assembly syntax a little), which added Z80-family support last year some time. The llvm fork isn't perfect - it produces fairly i

Re: eZ80 arch/chip: anyone using it?

2021-02-11 Thread Gregory Nutt
I developed the ez80 and used it in several projects.  I was working on a port when the quarantine lock-down made it impossible to get parts here in Costa Rica, at least temporarily.  I have not gotten back to working with those ez80 boards for a variety of reasons. I really like the ez80's..

eZ80 arch/chip: anyone using it?

2021-02-11 Thread Byron Ellacott
Hi all, I'm wondering if there's anyone building NuttX for the eZ80. I've been working on a build of NuttX for a custom eZ80-based board with reasonable success so far, but I've made a pretty hefty change: I've switched from the ZDS-II Windows-only toolchain to an unstable fork of clang/llvm targe