> The main challenge for a MIPS port is the absence of flags, there is a
> lot of code in the compiler that returns expression results in
> LOC_FLAGS. Of course it is perfectly possible to change these codes to
> use LOC_REGISTER, but it is work.
I see. Thanks for the pointers !
-Michael
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I'd really appreciate the 32 Bit PIC stuff, as this is MIPS and I might
want to do a NIOS port some day and the NIOS ISA is said to be quite
similar to MIPS (even the names are only a few bits apart :) )
-Michael
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Op Thu, 23 Jul 2009, schreef Michael Schnell:
I'd really appreciate the 32 Bit PIC stuff, as this is MIPS and I might
want to do a NIOS port some day and the NIOS ISA is said to be quite
similar to MIPS (even the names are only a few bits apart :) )
The main challenge for a MIPS port is the
I'd really appreciate the 32 Bit PIC stuff, as this is MIPS and I might
want to do a NIOS port some day and the NIOS ISA is said to be quite
similar to MIPS (even the names are only a few bits apart :) )
-Michael
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Marco van de Voort schrieb:
In our previous episode, Florian Klaempfl said:
Any comments?
If it's really interesing, somebody would have started already a port.
Afaik all architectures are done by three long time FPC devels (Jonas,
Peter, Florian, correct me if I'm wrong), except for PPC64
In our previous episode, Florian Klaempfl said:
> >
> >
> >
> > Any comments?
>
> If it's really interesing, somebody would have started already a port.
Afaik all architectures are done by three long time FPC devels (Jonas,
Peter, Florian, correct me if I'm wrong), except for PPC64, so that i
Nick Brown schrieb:
> A very interesting port for an “OS-less” platform would be a port to the
> PIC
>
> family of microcontrollers. There may be some issues because memory is
> in short
>
> supply but notwithstanding, this would be pretty cool.
>
>
>
> Any comments?
If it's really interesin
IMHO, porting FPC to 8 and 16 Bit PIC is close to impossible, while a
PIC 32 Bit (=MIPS) port should be doable.
-Michael
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In our previous episode, Nick Brown said:
> A very interesting port for an "OS-less" platform would be a port to the PIC
> family of microcontrollers. There may be some issues because memory is in
> short supply but notwithstanding, this would be pretty cool.
As Michael said, what PIC exactly ? T
Nick Brown wrote:
> A very interesting port for an “OS-less” platform would be a port to the
> PIC
There is a 8 bit, a 16 bit, and a 32 bit series of PIC processors. The
32 Bit platform is MIPS.
-Michael
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A very interesting port for an "OS-less" platform would be a port to the PIC
family of microcontrollers. There may be some issues because memory is in
short
supply but notwithstanding, this would be pretty cool.
Any comments?
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