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Has anybody ported perl to SA1110
Nicholas Clark
2000-07-31 17:53:24 UTC
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Hi all
I like to know any one has ported perl to strong arm .
Which OS?
Perl runs just fine out of the box on ARM linux. I'd assume that it compiles
and runs just as will on BSD on ARM chips.
I've ported perl to Acorn's RISC OS (an OS that runs on ARM chips in 26 bit
mode, including StrongARMs)

I've no idea about WinCE, which from your cross posting I'd guess you're
asking about, but would assume that it's more a case of porting perl to the
operating system than a specific CPU architecture, as perl is written in C.

Nicholas Clark
Alex M Alex
2000-08-15 10:15:21 UTC
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Hi all
I like to know any one has ported perl to strong arm .
regards
alex
Erik Mouw
2007-11-15 20:44:19 UTC
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What means hard-float? What a project is this?
Hard-float means that you're using the floating point unit in the CPU (or
emulate them in the OS). Soft-float means that you're emulating the
floating point instructions in a software library.

I can imagine that you can't follow this, I think you're subscribed to the
nanogui list and this question is waaaaaaay off-topic for that list.
People, _please_ don't cross post, but post your questions to the relevant
mailing list.


Erik
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