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New version of lcc for ARM64
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jacobnavia
2018-10-01 08:58:35 UTC
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Hi

After around 2 years of work I am approaching the first release of the
ARM64 lcc version.

It is linux based, it has its own assembler, but uses the system linker.
It generates stabs debug info, so it is debuggable by gdb, no own
debugger yet.

I need people that would help me in this undertaking.

o A set of header files must be written for linux
o The IDE and debugger have to be ported to linux
o The optimizer is very primitive. I have yet to port the peephole
optimizer. Register variables are working though, and some
optimizations that are done at a higher level (constant folding) are
also done.

If anyone is interested please let me know.

jacob
Kurt White
2019-02-18 17:10:51 UTC
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Post by jacobnavia
Hi
After around 2 years of work I am approaching the first release of the
ARM64 lcc version.
It is linux based, it has its own assembler, but uses the system linker.
It generates stabs debug info, so it is debuggable by gdb, no own
debugger yet.
I need people that would help me in this undertaking.
o A set of header files must be written for linux
o The IDE and debugger have to be ported to linux
o The optimizer is very primitive. I have yet to port the peephole
optimizer. Register variables are working though, and some
optimizations that are done at a higher level (constant folding) are
also done.
If anyone is interested please let me know.
jacob
Although I have nothing to run at this time, I want to say congratulations!
and I applaud you on your amazing dedication. humbly kw

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