RTOS. I thought, perhaps, people might be interested
in what I have been up to.
I have spent the last 6 months or so working on that Pascal compiler that I
used to use with NuttX a few years ago. This is just fun stuff; I don't
think it has has any applicability to businesses at all.
I have
Yes,
I programmed pascal on CP/M on z80 and late on 8086 Borland pascal, 1987
I hope to try to compile the .pas on our u-blox modules w106 and b302, that are
esp32 and nrf52 core
Nice job
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> Em 12 de mar. de 2022, à(s) 00:30, Gregory Nutt
> escreveu:
>
>
> Will Embedded Pascal open /dev/ files ?
>
Yes. The Pascal I/O run-time is a portability layer. Ffor Linux and NuttX
it uses standard C library calls. It does use C buffered I/O (fopen,
fread, fwrite, etc.) which may not be ideal for some kinds of device I/O.
An alternative I/O ru
Greg
Will Embedded Pascal open /dev/ files ?
Miguel
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> Em 11 de mar. de 2022, à(s) 21:51, Gregory Nutt
> escreveu:
>
> Now that I am not longer on the critical path for NuttX support, I am much
> less involved in the RTOS. I thought, perhaps,
Now that I am not longer on the critical path for NuttX support, I am much
less involved in the RTOS. I thought, perhaps, people might be interested
in what I have been up to.
I have spent the last 6 months or so working on that Pascal compiler that I
used to use with NuttX a few years ago. This
