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$Id: bsdport.txt,v 1.5 2003/11/18 21:47:19 marco Exp $
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$Id: bsdport.txt,v 1.5 2003/11/18 21:47:19 marco Exp $
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+$Revision$
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The Free Pascal *BSD port.
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The Free Pascal *BSD port.
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Comments, mistakes and suggestions to [email protected]
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Comments, mistakes and suggestions to [email protected]
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-Since the last update to this document, I added the Net and OpenBSD ports,
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-so now it is a *BSD port. I don't own BSDi or a Mac OS X, or even accounts
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-on an intel system so that'll have to wait. (the Mac OS X/Darwin port
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-will definitely take off if the PPC codegenerator is fully working)
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-In 1.1.x branch, the tree RTLs will be merged into one, for easier
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-maintaining, this will hopefully increase the Open and NetBSD ports
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-somewhat.
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-I'm actively searching for test accounts on Open and NetBSD/i386 (and
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-in the future also for other processors).
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-Requirements: minimal: some MBs account, permanent connection, 100 MHz+
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- (speed not that important)
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- cool : 100 MB + 100MB tempspace, low latency connection
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- fast machine that allows swift cycling.
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+In 1.1.x/1.9.x/2.0.x branch, the BSD RTLs are merged into one, for easier
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+maintaining, NetBSD and OpenBSD are dropped due to lack of feedback and
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+interest, Darwin has been added.
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1 *BSD status and notes. (kept on CVS because I work on several places)
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1 *BSD status and notes. (kept on CVS because I work on several places)
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@@ -29,13 +20,18 @@ Please read these before running a *BSD snapshot/release
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FREEBSD
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FREEBSD
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- 4.x : Used to develop and maintain port. Should work, all
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+ 6.x : roughly same as 4.x
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+ 5.x : Used to develop and maintain port. Should work, all
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versions. Best *BSD platform.
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versions. Best *BSD platform.
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+ 4.x : Should work mostly. Maybe some updates to prt0.as/cprt0.as
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+ needed.
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3.x : _not_ supported, (3.2, 3.4, 3.6 would probably work
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3.x : _not_ supported, (3.2, 3.4, 3.6 would probably work
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with some very minor changes to the signalhandling. The
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with some very minor changes to the signalhandling. The
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syscall numbers changed)
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syscall numbers changed)
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+(all these are deprecated in 1.0.x
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(NON-ELF) 2.x : _not_ supported, but it might be doable. (the
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(NON-ELF) 2.x : _not_ supported, but it might be doable. (the
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OpenBSD port works on a.out)
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OpenBSD port works on a.out)
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from the ports tree (devel/binutils) to function
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from the ports tree (devel/binutils) to function
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properly. Linker of the ports tree is easier,
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properly. Linker of the ports tree is easier,
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but that one doesn't want to make shared files.
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but that one doesn't want to make shared files.
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+)
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The IDE also is starting to work quite nicely on FreeBSD, so it is included
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The IDE also is starting to work quite nicely on FreeBSD, so it is included
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in the releases since 1.0.6. I didn't check the fixes for *BSD on the other
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in the releases since 1.0.6. I didn't check the fixes for *BSD on the other
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two OSes yet.
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two OSes yet.
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marco