On 12/06/2014 03:23 AM, Sebastian Huber wrote:
On 12/05/2014 07:11 PM, Fernando Alberione wrote:
Hello, I'm making a research about embbedded OS that are using C++
compilers. Particularly I need to know:
1) Are you using a freestanding or hosted implementation of the C++ library
headers? I mean,
how do you define the macro __STDC_HOSTED__?
By default the RTEMS tool chain uses a hosted environment.
2) What C++ and C library headers are you currently supplying, since there
are
some of them that are not required on the standard (e.g.: iostream,
exception, array, thread)?
I think nobody tested std::thread so far, but it should work out of the
box since it likely uses pthread for its implementation.
We are using GCC's C++ libraries with no tailoring. So everything
should just work or be broken just like on Linux. From a high level
viewpoint:
+ RTEMS C++ support == GCC's C++ support
+ RTEMS C library support is newlib's plus some and should be
near complete
+ RTEMS POSIX support is newlib's plus a lot
There are still POSIX methods possible to have on RTEMS missing
but the list is shrinking. There is a small set also missing
on Cygwin which are showing up slowly in newlib. There are a few
POSIX 2008 pthread methods (2?) we don't have yet.
If you have precise questions, we would have to see if GCC supports
it or newlib/RTEMS. But that's the general status. We use respectable,
full featured upstream sources, port them and layer on our threads
and other missing pieces.
--joel
These question are related with the toolchains that you provide.
Thanks in advance!
Best regards.
Fernando Alberione
Software Engineer
Taller Technologies - Argentina
San Lorenzo 47, 3rd Floor, Office 5
Córdoba, Argentina
*Mobile:* [+54 358 4827823 (ARG)]
*Skype:* falberione
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