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Cheapest hardware for Ada development (ARM7TDMI)?
- Date: Thu, 06 Jul 2006 09:53:05 +0200
- From: usenet at andreas-s.net (Andreas Schwarz)
- Subject: Cheapest hardware for Ada development (ARM7TDMI)?
Joel Sherrill schrieb:
> Ralf Corsepius wrote:
>> 2. Arm support in GNAT is not implemented in GCC.
I thought the GCC frontents were independent from the backend?
> 3. The last time I checked Ada hello world was about 400K code. The
> Ada run-time is large. So you need to look at larger targets. I would
> recommend
> disconnecting the ARM and Ada requirements if this is a learning project.
> Use Ada natively on Linux and work through the on-line tutorials. Use
> RTEMS
> on an ARM simulator with an existing BSP.
I have already written some code in Ada, but it would be a lot more
interesting if I could use it for a "real" embedded project.
As soon as I have some spare time I'll give GNAT on ARM a try. Should
this fail, what other hardware can you recommend that is known to work
with GNAT?