My Haiku RISC-V port progress

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Can you publish your patches for TinyEmu? I want to build for Haiku x64.

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AboutSystem:

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This is very cool! :slight_smile:

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I wonder what revision do you use? Copyrights are from 2008, hmm.

UPD: Never mind https://git.haiku-os.org/haiku/tree/src/apps/aboutsystem/AboutSystem.cpp#n932

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This is hrev54982.

Year seems to be generated dynamically. Version information is currently broken, I not investigated it yet because it not affect operation.

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thnx, but uart.c and uart.h files is missing

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Fonts look odd. Is it because freetype was built without subpixel rendering?

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Hopefully fixed.

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No, because of settings. Also I changed font from default (Noto) to DejaVu because it is more compact.

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Thanx! It’s works fine for x64
2021-05-12_19-10

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Havn’t thought of that, but this are TinyEMU running Haiku on Haiku as a host? :slight_smile:

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Yes, all development is done on Haiku.

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Amazing! In a rather short time too! Great job!

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@X512 Amazing work, Thank you! Very much respect !!!

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Once this has progressed further we can probably write a post for the blog too - amazing work!

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Can we run beos and zeta on it too? Would be fine to play old beos games like corum3 and Call to Power

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Running BeOS binaries on RISC-V machine? This this theoretically possible, but requires user mode x86/PPC emulator that convert syscalls to RISC-V kernel and set of secondary x86/PPC libraries.

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This is amazing!

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Think he meant TinyEMU? it’s suppose to have x86 support