Re: targets

Dale Rahn wrote:
> On an OpenBSD/i386 machine the cross compilation environment in the
> tree is good for initial bringup.
> (cd /usr/src && make -f Makefile.cross TARGET=armish)
> Note that the compiler will not be specifically targeted for the processor
> but will generate arm code that will run on them all.
>

Good, I'll be building shortly.  In the meantime, I got some comments on my
question I'd asked separately about caching & round robin, so I'm investing some
time rereading a lot of old notes about the subject, so I can make more sense of
the answer I got.  I've never coded anything in the vague area of VM, and it
wouldn't bother me any if I could fix that lack.  I think I need to read, not
get tons of questions answered.

> 
> Here shortly I am going to be trying to finish the Cortex-A8 work
> that would get the port to the beagleboard mostly running.
> As the port has not reached the point that comes up singleuser,
> I have not yet committed the additional pieces I have written
> (Omap3530 drivers: timer, interrupt controller, uart)

That's fantastic.  I'd like to know if it's likely that (at the level I'm
currently at) if I might be able to contribute anything.  Probably in either
case, I'd like to see what you changed, so I can see what kind of thing HAS to
change, and can review how it looks.  Could I get a look at it (is it somewhere
I can access, like maybe in the cvs archive?)
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