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Re: [ts-7000] Re: Anyone running GNU Radio on a TS-7300?

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Subject: Re: [ts-7000] Re: Anyone running GNU Radio on a TS-7300?
From: Michael Dickens <>
Date: Tue, 30 Jan 2007 15:15:45 -0500
On Jan 28, 2007, at 5:06 PM, ndivner wrote:
> Are you doing this natively?
> My feeling is that that would be very difficult due to the limited
> resources.

Yes, I tried natively (naively).  The good GNU Radio folks pointed  
out that compilation of the SWIG-generated code takes around 400 MB  
of DRAM on a typical Intel or PPC computer (regardless of the OS,  
assuming using gcc 4.1.1; thus like similar on the TS's ARM).  WHile  
I don't know for 100%, I would highly guess that this was the issue.   
Thus either the use of (slow) swap space for VM or using a cross  
development platform is required ... with the latter taking more up- 
front work but resulting in a much more robust solution.

> One suggestion is to use the cross tools.

Indeed this is my conclusion.  Has anyone gotten OpenEmbedded working  
for a TS-7300 (or any other TS card)?  Any other recommendations (OE  
is a "popular" choice these days it seems, and I need to know how to  
work with it anyway, so I was thinking of going down that path).

> Also as swig
> only produces C++ and python sources it would be easier on a desktop
> system. The other difficulty will probably be the FFTW library as it
> needs floating point and it appears that only the latest GCC
> compilers produce correct code. See the FFTW website for details.

Looks like the alpha GCC 4.3 now does "Compiler and Library support  
for Thumb-2 and the ARMv7 architecture".  Isn't the TS-7xxx series  
using ARM9?  I'm a noob on the difference between the various ARMs  
and manufacturers.  I also couldn't find anything obvious in the FFTW  
website ... could you perhaps send a direct link to the page? - MLD


 
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