Re: ARM port

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raseu said...
mattlewis said...

There is a branch of the 4.1 code for ARM. As far as I know, it works. I haven't done anything with it. The code is http://scm.openeuphoria.org/hg/euphoria/shortlog/f8e6675c26e0 in the repo. There are links to download it zipped or b/gzipped tarballs.

I believe the plan is to have ARM as an officially supported platform for 4.1.

Matt

Thanks for the update

coconut said...

I downloaded the package but it is not configured to compile on ARM machine.

I have a Efika netbook with ubuntu installed.

1)I go to source directory

2)./configure

3) make

gcc complain that -m32 option doesn't exist. I can't blame it -m32 is an intel cpu option...

Maybe try the GCC cross compiler tools, with QEMU to boot an ARM image

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6242416/tools-required-to-learn-arm-on-linux-x86-platform

Thats what I intend on trying out in the short term until I can
get hold of the Raspberry PI when it is released

I shouldn't need crosscompiling as the Efika netbook is ARM base so I expect it to compile if the configuration file is for ARM CPU.

Jacques

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