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FPC on ARM

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Dariusz Mazur

Hi
Now I finished porting my small app to this arm board: http://www.sklep.propox.com/show.php?g=2118&szr=800&wys=599&p=05ce82c249a24e23bb597b9f80a258da25478 this consist:
ARM926-EJ AT91SAM9260 (AT91SAM9G20)
64MB SDRAM 4GB i NAND Flash
Ethernet PHY 10/100Mbit

My application small part of my web based ERP application;
 From compiler side use: uclibc,  pthreads, Synapse, resource management

solved problems
dynpthreads should be disable
minor changes on uclibc.as

rest code is the same like on i386 linux and win32 and all works

beautiful !!!

Darek

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Michael Schnell
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Dariusz Mazur wrote
My application small part of my web based ERP application; From compiler side use: uclibc,...

So I suppose this is on Linux, not WinCE ?

beautiful !!!

Great !
Thanks for letting us know.

Did you try to use an IDE such as Lazarus or MSE ?

-Michael

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Dariusz Mazur
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Michael Schnell pisze:

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Dariusz Mazur wrote: > My application small part of my web based ERP application; > From compiler side use: uclibc,... > So I suppose this is on Linux, not WinCE ? > beautiful !!! > > Great ! Thanks for letting us know. Did you try to use an IDE such as Lazarus or MSE ?

As You see this device has not any display,
I'm not interesting any IDE, only webbased or without any human interface (device to control other equipment) .

Darek

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Michael Schnell
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As You see this device has not any display, I'm not interesting any IDE, only webbased or without any human interface (device to control other equipment) .

AN IDE (Integrated Development Environment) does not need a display on the target device, it just offers improved comfort when editing, compiling, debugging the project.

Lazarus and MSE consist both of an IDE and a component library that (among other stuff, that even might be useful for your goals, like "TNoGUIApplication" with MSE) offers components for creating a GUI on the target device (which of course is of no use for you).

The IDE (both Lazarus and MSE) should offer remote debugging through GDB and thus could help a lot with embedded development like you (and I) are intending to do.

-Michael

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