Re: EMC and non-x86 processors

Subject: Re: EMC and non-x86 processors
From: Max Heise <mahe-at-bandstahlschnitte.de>
Date: Mon, 23 Jul 2001 10:17:20 +0200
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Hello Adam,

> Has anyone tried compiling and running EMC on a non-x86 machine?  I'm most
> interested in running it on a PowerPC based system.  Are there any
> optimizations done in assymbly that would need to be ported?
Not that I tried running EMC on another arch then x86 myself, but rtlinux is
available on PowerPC as far as I know, and "Terry L. Ridder"
<terrylr-at-blauedonau.com> did a Alpha arch port of EMC, perhaps contact him for
further details. I have not seen any assembly source yet, but ask Fred || Will
to be sure.

Regards
Max

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References:
- EMC and non-x86 processors
  - From: Ghetto Scientist <GhettoScientist-at-gmx.net>

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