From: Wolfram G. (News) <wol...@mi...> - 2008-04-24 08:34:45
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Hi all, I have used STAF 2 years ago in a Linux project and I like it really. Now a new project started and we will get GreenHills Integrity as OS. I have never used Integrity yet. Since it supports a certified POSIX-Layer (IEEE 1003.1) it should not be to much work to port STAF to it. Is there any knowledge/experience of the effort to port STAF to a new platform? Many thanks Wolfram |
From: Charles R. <ra...@us...> - 2008-04-24 14:46:44
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I know basically nothing about this OS. In general, if the OS is unix-like, then you are looking at anywhere from a day to a couple of weeks. It all depends on how unix-like it is, how familiar you are with the OS and its compilers. Ideally, you'd only have to create a makefile for the compiler and OS. Added time comes in when you actually have to make real source code changes and/or additions. I wish I could be more concrete here, but there are a lot of variables. If you decide to do this and run into compilation errors, feel free to post and we can help you sort things out. Charles Rankin "Wolfram Gettert (News)" <wol...@mi...> Sent by: sta...@li... 04/24/2008 03:34 AM To sta...@li... cc Subject [staf-devel] Effort estimation for port to Greenhils Integrity Hi all, I have used STAF 2 years ago in a Linux project and I like it really. Now a new project started and we will get GreenHills Integrity as OS. I have never used Integrity yet. Since it supports a certified POSIX-Layer (IEEE 1003.1) it should not be to much work to port STAF to it. Is there any knowledge/experience of the effort to port STAF to a new platform? Many thanks Wolfram ------------------------------------------------------------------------- This SF.net email is sponsored by the 2008 JavaOne(SM) Conference Don't miss this year's exciting event. There's still time to save $100. Use priority code J8TL2D2. http://ad.doubleclick.net/clk;198757673;13503038;p?http://java.sun.com/javaone _______________________________________________ staf-devel mailing list sta...@li... https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/staf-devel |
From: Wolfram G. (News) <wol...@mi...> - 2008-04-25 08:35:31
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Hi Charles, thanks for your answer. > I know basically nothing about this OS. In general, if the OS is > unix-like, then you are looking at anywhere from a day to a couple of > weeks. It all depends on how unix-like it is, how familiar you are with > the OS and its compilers. Ideally, you'd only have to create a makefile > for the compiler and OS. Added time comes in when you actually have to > make real source code changes and/or additions. That was my estimation as well. It's something between a day and some weeks. I was a bit unsure if my feeling was right. But I think it is correct since you state something very similar. > > I wish I could be more concrete here, but there are a lot of variables. If > you decide to do this and run into compilation errors, feel free to post > and we can help you sort things out. It's not the time now. But if we do the port I definitely post the results. Wolfram |