Re: Pistachio on mips64
Ben Leslie <[email protected]>
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On Wed Jun 20, 2007 at 17:29:38 +0800, Antoine Amirault wrote: >Hi, I'm a student from ESIAL (a french engineering school) and I'm currently >doing an internship in Beijing. >I have to simulate on a PC Pistachio running on a MIPS64 emulated with qemu. >I have installed qemu, recompile gcc to make it generating code for MIPS. >After downloading pistachio I follow the instructions and there is a problem >at the beginning of the compilation and I haven't found help on the Internet >I hope you could help me. >This is the code generated : > >antoine@liama-desktop:/var/projects/deviceware/pistachio$ make >make[1]: Entering directory `/var/projects/deviceware/pistachio' >===> src/glue/v4-mips64/asmsyms.cc >cd src/glue/v4-mips64/ && gcc -nostdinc It looks like it is trying to compile using the host compiler rather than the cross compiler. You might want to look at that. You might also want to look at Sulima: http://ertos.nicta.com.au/software/sulima/ for simulation, as this is what the MIPS port was tested on. Finally, Open Kernel Labs is going to be releasing a MIPS port of OKL4, a pistachio derivative, which may be more appropriate for your work. Cheers, Ben