Unix Test Port

[David Dudley]

One more question-
 I'm finally getting around to looking into producing a port of rtems to the 
ATmel AVRmega chipset.  Looking on the website, I see that the documentation 
on the site is 2 years old, or so...  Is that the documentation I should be 
going from for producing a port based on the 1007 snapshot, or should I be 
using something else?

Thanks
David Dudley


On Thursday 10 October 2002 04:54 pm, Joel Sherrill wrote:
> David Dudley wrote:
> > From the documentation, I see that there is a way to build a "sample"
> > system that runs under the Linux OS for evaluating and testing rtems.
> >
> > I currently run a Gentoo Linux system on my UltraSparc64 system.  So far,
> > it seems that the Unix platform is only supported on Intel, and Slowlaris
> > - is that correct?  Perhaps I'm just not doing the configure correctly.
> >
> > How do I configure to build a Linux supported test system?
>
> The supported UNIX variants for the UNIX simulator port are
> FreeBSD/x86, Linux/x86, Solaris/SPARC, and HP-UX.  Someone
> mentioned trying to port to MacOS X recently.  You would have to
> actually port to Linux/SPARC which should be relatively painless
> if it turns out to use the same setjmp/longjmp format as
> Solaris/SPARC and everything else from Linux.  But
> a couple of autoconf macros (aclocal/*.m4 and cpukit/aclocal/*.m4)
> must be aware that the host (output of config.guess) is a
> supported "unix simulator" host.
>
> Another alternative is to use a regular RTEMS target such
> as sparc, mips, or powerpc and use a BSP for the simulator
> in gdb (erc32, jmr3904, or psim respectively).  That actually
> allows more functionality to work as it isn't faking out
> conflicts between native UNIX and RTEMS.
>
> > David Dudley