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Depending on what you're doing, you could also build it in |
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as a module to the ipodlinux tree. Then at least you'd be able to |
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link to other code within ipodlinux. |
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They use a kernel-esque system of making modules. I'm a big fan ;-) |
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~/Chris |
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Mike Auty wrote: |
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> Mike Frysinger wrote: |
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> | i'm pretty sure the ipod lacks an mmu ... |
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> ~From what I've read I think you're right, it has no mmu. |
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> | ... which means no shared libraries. ... |
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> Oh, that's a pity... 5:( |
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> I think you're spot on with the elf2flt stuff too, so if there's no way |
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> of getting shared objects going on the hardware, I guess I'll stick with |
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> their pre-compiled toolchain and look into coding it up in C and making |
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> a final executable instead. |
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> Thanks very much for your response, it was easy to understand and much |
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> appreciated... 5:) |
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> Mike 5:) |
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