I've got a Linux/MIPS32 here and I'm thinking about building emu for it. I would like to know how difficult it would be to compile. Do I only have to write a special mkfile-Linux-mips, or is there more, which i just don't see yet? -- -- hiro
I see that I will need some special lib9.h and fputctl.h. I knew it, this is way too difficult for me.
Do you want big- or little-endian? I can suppliy mkfile-Linux-spim and other requisite files which I use to run emu on the (little-endian) Linksys WRT54G. You shouldn't need to change much to switch from mipsel to mipseb.
> Do you want big- or little-endian? I can suppliy mkfile-Linux-spim and > other requisite files which I use to run emu on the (little-endian) > Linksys WRT54G. You shouldn't need to change much to switch from > mipsel to mipseb. I don't really understand. What do you use spim for? Nice anyway. i plan to use it for quite a similar setup, my box is called fritz!box, is very common here in germany and is quite similar in design. It's also little-endian. -- -- hiro
> I don't really understand. What do you use spim for?
% lookman spim
man 1 2c # 2c(1)
% man 1 2c|grep spim
0c spim little-endian MIPS 3000 family
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