Restructuring Efforts
Gabriel Paubert
paubert at iram.es
Wed Feb 17 23:19:31 EST 1999
On Tue, 16 Feb 1999, Cort Dougan wrote:
> Not quite. Just chrp/prep/pmac (and soon apus I hope). I want a single
> kernel for the desktop to avoid recompiles when testing out kernels. Ram
> isn't a big deal on these machines (a few K for a generic kernel isn't a
> big deal anyway). The performance loss is negligible as well (it can be
> improved though). Other boards (especially embedded) can't do this - it
> would be insane :) Those will be compiled specifically for the target
> architecture.
I had the impression that the APUS I/O accesses had to use non byte
swapped instruction, so that merging the APUS with the other would be
hard. Is there something I missed ?
I don't want the kernel to execute conditional code or to call a
subroutine for every I/O access, this is bloat and/or inefficiency for
the sake of it.
Gabriel.
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