Posts Tagged “porting”
Published on 25 Aug 2017
with tags
HelenOS,
porting,
coastline,
libposix
and
musl.
My goal during the last HelenOS Camp
was to bring QEMU into mainline.
Unfortunately, due to some issues with the to-be-merged code I had
to abandon this effort and start thinking whether we are porting POSIX
applications to HelenOS the right way.
Published on 08 Dec 2013
with tags
HelenOS,
porting
and
coastline.
This is just a short update on what is new in HelenOS coastline.
Briefly the following: parallel builds, archiving, binutils
and status matrix of what is buildable on different platforms.
Published on 07 Nov 2013
with tags
HelenOS,
porting,
GCC
and
coastline.
As I promised yesterday,
here is the post summarizing what needs
to be done in order to have GCC running in HelenOS as a native
compiler.
Published on 06 Nov 2013
with tags
HelenOS,
porting,
GCC
and
coastline.
After quite
a
long
time
I have another progress report about my efforts to bring GCC to run
in HelenOS.
It can be summarized in three words.
It runs. Somehow.
Published on 30 Mar 2013
with tags
HelenOS,
porting
and
coastline.
I am still trying to bring
GCC to HelenOS
but the truth is that I haven't made a big progress since my
last post.
However, I promised another script that would simplify the porting
even more.
I am not 100% sure it simplifies it that much but it makes the whole
process much easier to reproduce.
Let me introduce the HelenOS coastline.
Published on 13 Feb 2013
with tags
GCC,
HelenOS,
libmpc,
libmpfr,
MPFR
and
porting.
In previous
posts
I described my effort to bring GCC to HelenOS.
This post briefly summarizes porting of yet another GCC dependency:
MPFR library.
It comes a bit late as the progress was already reported on last
HelenOS meeting but the meeting report did not contain the actual
commands, so here are they.
Published on 24 Jan 2013
with tags
GCC,
HelenOS,
porting
and
zlib.
Compiling GCC to run inside HelenOS is for quite some time on the
ToDo list of HelenOS.
I decided to give it a try and if you want to follow what I did so
far, carry on reading.