Re: Problem on Raspberry Pi

On Sun, 22 Jun 2014, Sven Oliver Moll wrote:

> During compilation, I get these two errors.
> 
> arm/__longjmp.S:14: Error: selected processor does not support ARM mode `lfm
> f4,4,[ip],#48'
> 
> arm/setjmp.S:24: Error: selected processor does not support ARM mode `sfm
> f4,4,[ip],#48'

The Debian package has got a fix for that. These are basically
floating point state save/restore instructions, and you need a
switch (softfp/hardfp, and which CPU, 4 branches in total) for
this (go thank ARM for being so incompatible).

(This code path is exercised by mksh, so I made it work on all
Debian architectures.)

> If I comment them out, I get to the point of a compiled gatling that starts,
> but fails to deliver a webpage.

Well duh, what did you expect? “If I remove the "add" instruction,
I get a calculator that works, but fails to add two numbers.”

bye,
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