@Timo
Yes of course.. It was a fleeting idea it would be cute to run on a
computer 5x10x1 cm. ;-)
I didn't realize the ARM branch was in poor condition though.
But it stands to reason.. Porting Intel assembly to ARM assembly and
considering all the archiectural differences is/would be a gargantuan job.
Keep up the good work..
Love
On 2014-10-09 19.00, ros-dev-request(a)reactos.org wrote:
> Guys, I don't want to spoil your hopes, but native ARM support is far
> away from being usable. It doesn't even compile. There is no native ARM!
> And there won't be for ages, until we have a really knowledged ARM
> hacker, with the kernel and hardware knowledge of Alex, who would invest
> a huge lot of time into getting it up and running. So unless we want to
> hire someone fulltime for at least half a year, who would probably like
> to be paid a normal software engineer wage, which we cannot afford, we
> won't have ARM support anytime soon.
> x64 is a much more reasonable task, mostly lacking stuff in Mm.
> And that will still require a lot of work.
> And I have more than enough other things to do