Re: ARM series Lua implementation?
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- Subject: Re: ARM series Lua implementation?
- From: Rob Kendrick <lua-l@...>
- Date: 2009年10月28日 13:30:44 +0000
On 2009年10月28日 08:48:45 +0000
David Given <dg@cowlark.com> wrote:
> > I work with ARM daily, and "ARM x19 series" means nothing to me.
> > Can you expand?
>
> It's an Kirkwood 88F6281 --- which actually turns out to be the same
> processor, AFAICT, as in my SheevaPlug. In practical terms an ARMv5TE.
Right, so not an ARM series thing. A Marvell series thing :)
> (Annoyingly, Marvell don't appear to document what kind of ARM core
> their devices have.
That's because they do not include an ARM core. It's a core of their
own design (like StrongARM, XScale and Ferocean) that happens to
execute ARM code.
> You *can* get ipkg for this, and can therefore install any Optware
> package; and I know Lua is available. Instructions here:
I have a modern and up to date Ubuntu running on our Sheevaplugs quite
successfully, along with the stock Lua from their repositories.
B.