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<Meino.Cramer <at> gmx.de> writes: |
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> Then I installed dev-lisp/gcl there (which compiles fine). |
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You might want to cross-compile the codes and dependent codes |
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on a x86 machine and move them over, as another test.... |
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I'd first try by only setting the minimum you need to get |
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the codes to compile. Then test and see if they work on the |
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arm(target) as you expect with some know valid lisp codes. |
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On SoC often operands are said to be supported, but it's in |
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software only and that causes severe to critical timing problems |
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when desired codes are actually run on the target. |
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Find a working lisp for a common/similar arm chip, like R. pi? |
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good-hunting, |
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James |
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