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03/25/13 05:09:31 (11 years ago)
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     1= Canadian Cross Compiler =
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     5[[TOC(TBR/Delete/Canadian_Cross_Compiler, depth=2)]]
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     8'''Mentors:''' rtems-devel
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     10'''Students:''' Help Wanted
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     12'''Status:''' Planning
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     14'''Introduction:''' Definition of a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cross_compiler#Canadian_Cross Canadian Cross Compiler]. MinGW lacks the capability to build a native gcc-4.7 compiler, the same bug prevents it from building a sparc-rtems4.11-gcc compiler. 
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     16'''Goal:''' What is desired is a clear set of directions for how to build, and distribute, this cross compiler either on Fedora, or on Cygwin.
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     18# '''project deliverables:'''
     19## '''code:''' script to generate one big package that can be installed by minGW-get (or other package management tool on Windows)
     20## '''docs:''' tutorial that explains how to build such a package. Every line of code commented.
     21## '''testing:''' run the script on the build machine (say, Fedora), extract the toolset from the package on a freshly installed version of Windows on a VM, run gcc-testing on toolset on the host machine using a non-x86 target (say sparc), running the ticker demo on a non-x86 target, say sparc
     22# '''required/suggested methodology:''' look at the packages for minGW and cygwin, make it match that format.
     23# '''standards of quality:'''
     24## '''code:''' the toolset extracts on the host through the utilized package management system, RTEMS can be built successfully, from the toolset. 
     25## '''testing:''' Mentors can follow the directions on the tutorial and build the toolset. Targets to be tested are: arm, sparc, i386, others as time allows
     26# '''Possible goal extensions beyond the main objective:''' A tutorial explaining how to test the canadian cross-compiler.
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     28'''Requirements:''' List the requirements and level of expertise you estimate are required by the developer tackling this project will have to have:
     29# '''Required level of programming language(s):'''
     30## Shell script: moderate
     31## Virtual machines: moderate
     32# '''specific areas of RTEMS or tools:'''
     33## patching
     34## building a cross compiler
     35## '''Level of familiarity with RTEMS:''' none
     36## '''Cross-development:''' moderate
     37## '''GNU/Linux:''' moderate
     38## '''Development/documentation/testing tools:''' moderate
     39## '''Mathematical/algorithmic background:''' none
     40## '''Other desirable skills:''' the patience of J*b, and the ability to explain things to people who don't know what your talking about.
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     42'''Resources:''' Chris Johns, Sebastian Huber, papers, etc that may help you in this project.
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     44'''Acknowledgements'''
     45 *  who helped and did work
     46= Miscellaneous Sections =
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     48As the project progresses, you will need to add build instructions, etc and this page will evolve from a project description into a HOWTO.
     49= References =
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     52 *  TBD
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     54'''Other sections:''' If you have more to say about the project that doesn't fit in the proposed sections of this template, feel free to add other sections at will.