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From: György 'nog' Jeney<nog@j...>
Date: Wed Jan 26 20:42:57 CET 2005
Subject: [openrisc] [or1ksim #7] Stricter typeing...
> > oraddr_t is used to mark addresses that the simulated processor (and
> > peripherals) address. This is basically a reqirement to implement a 64-bit
> > simulator (no, I'm not going to do that anytime soon). I have also defined the
> > formating macros for these new types (PRIxADDR and PRIxREG), (What C99 has done
> > in inttypes.h). I realise that this header and macros may not be availible on
> > some varients of unix, but I don't know, so if you know of a place were the
> > simulator might be used and these types are not availible, then shout and I'll
> > stick in a configure check to fix it.
>
> Simulator should buid at least on Linux, Solaris, Cygwin and FreeBSD. I
> do not think there is a need to introduce any constructs
> that would further restrict the or1ksim portability....
Would it suffice if I fixed the sim to compile and work if `inttypes.h' is not
availible on the host system, or should I just drop this set of changes? Do
you actually know that this will break on Solaris/FreeBSD or Cygwin? I just
have this feeling that it will but I don't want to introduce hughe amounts of
useless configure magic for nothing.
nog.
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