On 2012-11-12 02:38, Dan Olson wrote:
Ok, D is not there yet, but I managed to build a crippled gcc-4.8 (with
D) targeting arm-apple-darwin and I can compile simple C functions to .o
files and link them into an iphone app. And run it on my iphone. The D
and C++ compilers built, but I have proba
Ok, D is not there yet, but I managed to build a crippled gcc-4.8 (with
D) targeting arm-apple-darwin and I can compile simple C functions to .o
files and link them into an iphone app. And run it on my iphone. The D
and C++ compilers built, but I have probably a potpourri of issues since
I gave 4
On 11/09/2012 04:56 AM, H. S. Teoh wrote:
Yeah I have --disable-bootstrap and I'm using the sources from apt-get
source gcc-snapshot. Which exact version of gcc-snapshot did you use?
I'm using gcc-snapshot-20121008. Just in case it matters.
Yes, exact same.
I have been able to make a minimum library, link it with my test
program and run the program in my arm cortex-m4 controller board.
Some features are disabled and many features are still untested.
The library does not yet have threads and memory management is
done with gcstub. My test program su
