Re: Porting to the Raspberry Pi

Sorry for the late reply,

There is a file PORTING which gives some information on how to add a new architecture. Basically you have to look at files in src/Ma2Asm which contains mapper MA->ASM for various architectures. The mappers are written in C (you can use another mapper as basis).

Don’t hesitate to write me directly if you need more help.

Daniel

> Le 29 juin 2016 à 08:17, vieuxnez <[email protected]> a écrit :
> 
> Hello,
> 
> I am interested in how gprolog works, and wanted to know if a mapper is a
> processing section that converts MA instructions to actual assembly
> instructions.  Would a mapper be simpler than a typical assembler?  Could
> the mapper be written in prolog?  I would be pleased if you could give me
> some clues as to what I might read up on to find out whether any efforts I
> might attempt would be fruitful or fruitless.
> 
> Dustin Kick
> KC9MEL
> 
> 
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