Re: STM32F4 GNAT Run Time System - roadmap

[Tero Koskinen <tero.koskinen@iki.fi>]

8.12.2015, 16:03, Jere wrote:
> Yeah, I am running a 256k flash chip, so it looks a bit too tight.  I
> normally work in the 32k to 64k arena (but on chips that there is no
> chance on Ada due to lack of even GCC for their architecture).
> Moving to this new chip (SAML21 series from Atmel) gave me the option
> to possibly look at an Ada solution: There is a working GCC port for
> it and I have 4x the code space that I am used to.

I have GNAT cross-compiler for Atmel SAM D10/D20/D21 (ARM Cortex-M0+) on
my todo list.

I have quite many SAM Dxx boards[1,2,3,4,5] and peripheral drivers
(SERCOM, EIC, RTC, WDT) for them (written in C). I just need to find
time to create actual Ada cross-compiler, simple RTS, and generator for
register mappings. (And then port the drivers from C to Ada.)

Adding support also for L21 should be easy, assuming that I
find interesting development board for that or have time to
create one by myself.

Yours,
  Tero


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