13 May
2005
13 May
'05
8:21 p.m.
On May 13, 2005 at 15:07, Wojciech Ziniewicz <WojtekZ(a)Optocomp.PL> wrote:
Hello list,
I would like to compile SER on other architecture then k7 or x86. I have
some candidates:
http://store.mini-box.com/ituner/viamo.html
x86 compatible, should work
mips R4000?, if so it should work, but is very lightly tested
(you might have to compile it with make ARCH=mips2 if it's not detected
automatically)
x86 compatible,
should work
x86 compatible, works (tested it on net4801+FreeBSD 5.3)
Is SER rather Platform independent ? Or do i have to
make up ports for every
platform (I am not so keen on programming in C so it would be good to not to
change the code :P)
ser should work on any posix system. You might need to mess a little
with the makefile variables but the code shouldn't need any change.
There are however some arhitecture specific optimization that make a big
difference (like native assembly locks).
Anyway if you find a (sane and documented) architecture on which it
doesn't work and if you can give me access to the respective machine, I
will fix it.
The list of currently supported arhitecture for 0.9.0 is:
alpha (experimental), arm, mips, mips2, powerpc, sparc32 (experimental),
sparc64, x86, x86_64.
The supported OSes are: FreeBSD, OpenBSD, Linux, NetBSD, Solaris, Mac OS
X/Darwin.
Andrei