| Hi Nikolaus,
I guess you’re satisfied with GCC’s runtime which you need for your legacy hardware (Sharp Zaurus and the like). Since the GCC ObjC runtime contains no assembler it probably works out of the box (I have no experience here).
Kind regards,
Lars
Hi Lars, I think besides objc-compiler support there is nothing special needed for RISC V (or other processor architectures like i386, arm, mips, ppc).
If you look at
you will see that there is experimental riscv64 support in Debian Sid, e.g. compiled binary libs:
So IMHO there is no gap or anything special to do. Like for most other user-space code (unless you want to use architecture specific features like vector instruction sets).
What I can't judge is how buggy basic objective c support is.
Best regards, Nikolaus
Hi David,
well, I didn’t consider if you (and others) are aware of RISC-V. Therefore I post some basic, introductory links regarding RISC-V FYI now:
kind regards,
Lars
Hi!
Did I miss something regarding risc? I thought many companies are now looking to go to ARM? Also on their servers.
Cheers,
David Von meinem iPhone gesendet
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