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 Aug 5 2006, 11:13 PM
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Is there an existing port of Stackless Python on Zaurus ?
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Aug 6 2006, 08:49 AM
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I dont believe this is avaliable for pdaXrom... can't vouche for the rest...
But it could be easily (*hopes*) built for pdaXrom Late |
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Aug 6 2006, 09:28 AM
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The problem is that to build it, some bit of ASM is needed.
And I didn't write that kind of stuff since the end of the Z80... |
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Aug 15 2006, 08:50 AM
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Hello,
I managed to port and run Stackless to OpenBSD for Zaurus. WARNING: Stackless installed itselfs as a standard Python distribution, and will crush yours if no installation prefix is provided. I install mine in /usr/local/stackless to avoid this problems. First, download and uncompress the version 2.4.3 on http://www.stackless.com Here is a link to the files to use for patching : http://basy.free.fr/stackless_arm_zaurus.tgz The recursive diff arm32.patch should work on any platform, with a little tweaking. The files specific to OpenBSD/Zaurus are the patch_* files. To build for arm32 : - apply the arm32 patch; - ./configure=installationprefix; - add a -D__arm32__ to the OPT and the CPPFLAGS - make, make install To build for OpenBSD/Zaurus - apply the arm32 patch; - ./configure --prefix=installationprefix - apply the patch_* on the proper files - make, make install Sorry to produce post configure patches I'm not very fond/skilled in ./configure scripts. |
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