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Comments by GiZmoDragonBack (Top 13 by date)
GiZmoDragonBack
25-Oct-13 9:18am
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The .endian files are generated in $(ENDIAN) rule. I noticed that if the SRCS=$(wildcard *.endian) are not there the wildcard does not find the file.
GiZmoDragonBack
14-Aug-13 8:40am
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Thanks,
Finally zero warnings!
GiZmoDragonBack
13-Aug-13 10:13am
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Close enough. I edited your code in the shape the I actually need it. Thanks
GiZmoDragonBack
13-Aug-13 7:47am
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Thanks. I know the essence behind the endianess. I just want to swap all the bytes inside the file. My program is expecting a Big endian file, but I produce a little endian file. The dd is quite close, but it swap in pairs
GiZmoDragonBack
29-Jul-13 5:52am
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Indeed, the problem was that I was including strings.h and not string.h
GiZmoDragonBack
24-Jul-13 4:29am
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I know that it is possible to run Python and Lua on top of RTEMS. At least the implementation is available. I read that Java porting is also possible, but I could not find any available implementation.
Why do you prefer Python over Ruby, and why should I avoid Java and Lua?
Thanks
GiZmoDragonBack
21-Jul-13 16:02pm
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What do you mean by convert? Automatically or manually?
GiZmoDragonBack
21-Jul-13 15:59pm
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Can you add the script to have it as example?
GiZmoDragonBack
21-Jul-13 15:47pm
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If you know that the question was already asked and answered, maybe you could provide a link. Not for helping this guy, but someone else that arrive to this point and is facing the same problem
GiZmoDragonBack
21-Jul-13 15:12pm
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Do you suggest me to provide further information about the hardware platform under which the software is supposed to run? If this is the case, I can do that immediately.
GiZmoDragonBack
21-Jul-13 2:57am
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This is clear one aspect of the problems that has this small example.
GiZmoDragonBack
21-Jul-13 2:49am
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After reading some information regarding zombie process, I thought that the problem might be related to that. However, I ran the program and there is no zombie process created.
The only stuff that I noticed is that the parent process does not verify which is the output of the child process. Maybe that the error that they were expecting to identify.
GiZmoDragonBack
20-Jul-13 2:31am
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Try in the Freelancer.com website
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