David Topper wrote:
> Yeah, it uses floats all over the place. Interesting,
> that would explain why I had to fall back to a two
> year old version of the app (less use of floats).
>
> So the processor emulates FP math? How can I get the
> FPU to work?
Its all in the tool chain :)
Look on the Cirrus web site to see if they describe how
to get the math-crunch engine supported by the toolchain.
I haven't built a floating-point tool, so can't comment
on how difficult it will be.
I suspect that you'll run into trouble as soon as you
link with a standard library though, as that will also
need to be built with a compatible tool-chain.
So figure out how to build a math-crunch supported
tool-chain, rebuild glibc, and I think you'll be all set.
Good luck :)
Dave
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