Open Source Linux Cross Compilers - Page 2

GPL source and toolchain for ASUSTOR NAS

CMake build script for a GNU/Linux to DJGPP cross-compiler with POSIX threads (and std::thread). Please see the README file in the 'Files' section for more details.

This Pascal compiler was created by the Computer Science Department of SUNY in Stony Brook back in 1975. The Pascal compiler generates code for the IBM 360 and is written in XPL. This project includes the source code for the Pascal compiler and the XPL compiler. This project also includes an IBM/360 simulator capable of running the output of both the Pascal compiler and the XPL compiler. The simulator is written in C and can run on most machines with a C compiler.

While I may have started with Linux 0.11, I've expanded this to include several older relases of the Linux kernel that you can cross compile from Windows, and run on Qemu. I've managed to get the older versions of the software tools running on Windows, so that there is no major invasive source changes, outside of either broken drivers, or massaging the makefiles to find things in the new paths, and calling the appropriate tools where needed. Linux 0.10 is the first oldest version of Linux that is somewhat usable. While it lacks things like TCP/IP, and robust filesystems, it does offer a small kernel size, perfect for playing around with. You can comfortably make changes on Windows, re-compile and test all from a 'normal' desktop.

John's Mutant contains several projects. The current project is an ECMA-55 Minimal BASIC compiler for Linux systems using AMD64 compatible CPUs. You can download the MinimalBASIC compiler source in the Files section.

Embedded linux and cross toolchain Toolchain 20141105 - Updated gcc 4.9.2, gdb 7.8.1 SDK V0.6 - Added SDL2_image, SDL2_ttf library.

nwcc is a C compiler for Unix systems targeting *BSD, OSX, Linux and Solaris on x86 (nasm/gas), FreeBSD, OSX and Linux on AMD64 (yasm/gas), Solaris on SPARC, AIX and Linux on PPC/PPC64 and IRIX on MIPS64. Cross-compilation is supported.

Tunguska is a ternary computer emulator. The goal is to provide a relatively easy-to-use platform, reminiscent of an early PC, for people who want to experience and experiment with ternary computing hands-on.

YAGARTO is a cross development environment for the ARM architecture, running on a Windows host. It includes the GNU C/C++ toolchain and the Eclipse IDE.

A cross assembler for the ubiquitous Intel(tm) 8048 family of microcontrollers. Also supports compatible parts such as the 8035, 8039, 8049, etc. Binaries are available for Windows, Linux and Mac OSX.

FORTH-like language compiler for AVR ATMega

Previously codenamed "FlasCC" and "Alchemy," CrossBridge provides a complete BSD-like C/C++ development environment based on GCC that lets you compile your C/C++ code to target the Adobe Flash Runtimes (Flash Player and AIR). With CrossBridge you can port almost any existing C/C++ code to the web, across browsers. Forum: http://forum.crossbridge.io/ GitHub - SDK Source: https://github.com/crossbridge-community/crossbridge/ GitHub - Issue Tracker: https://github.com/crossbridge-community/crossbridge/issues GitHub - Wiki: https://github.com/crossbridge-community/crossbridge/wiki GitHub - Examples: https://github.com/crossbridge-community Demo: http://www.vpmedia.hu/crossbridge/neverball Tutorials: https://www.adobe.com/devnet/tagsearch.tsb.prod-_sl_flascc_v_.tse.html http://bruce-lab.blogspot.hu/2014/01/crossbridgeflascc-resources-collection.html https://tv.adobe.com/watch/max-2013/from-c-to-flash-the-power-of-the-adobe-flash-c-compiler/

WinCMOC v0.6 is here! So many new features, I cant remember them all. Please uninstall old versions before installing. This is a port of the CMOC compiler (written by Pierre Sarrazin) to Windows. Currently CMOC does not support linking, so, I've written front end tools which edit CMOC's output so that it can be assembled and linked via LWTOOL's. A simple C editor in included which makes it easy to compile/build and run the xroar emulator. Please visit the CMOC website: http://perso.b2b2c.ca/~sarrazip/dev/cmoc.html CREDITS LWTools - Portable tools for the Motorola 6809/6309 http://lwtools.projects.l-w.ca/ mcpp - A Portable C Preprocessor http://mcpp.sourceforge.net/ Artistic Style - Automatic Source Formatter http://astyle.sourceforge.net/ XRoar - Dragon & CoCo emulator http://www.6809.org.uk/xroar/ CMOC - 6809 cross-compiler for a small C-like language http://perso.b2b2c.ca/~sarrazip/dev/cmoc.html

The AVR-Ada project provides the gcc based Ada compiler GNAT for the AVR 8-bit microcontrollers. This includes: - the Ada compiler - the Ada run time system and the AVR support library - documentation and some sample programs. The project is now superseded by the Alire crates - [AVRAda_RTS](https://github.com/RREE/AVRAda_RTS) - [AVRAda_MCU](https://github.com/RREE/AVRAda_MCU) - [AVRAda_Lib](https://github.com/RREE/AVRAda_Lib) - [AVRAda_Examples](https://github.com/RREE/AVRAda_Examples) Start with the examples (alr get avrada_examples) and Alire will install everything else.

DEVELOPMENT OF THIS PROJECT HAS MOVED TO GITHUB, at https://github.com/simonjwright/cortex-gnat-rts This project contains various GNAT Ada Run Time Systems (RTSs) targeted at Cortex boards: so far, the Arduino Due (http://www.arduino.org) and the STM32F4-series evaluation boards from STMicroelectronics (http://www.st.com). It is intended that releases will allow the development of proprietary software (by the use of the GCC Runtime Library exception for project-developed code, and by only using manufacturer’s software where the same permission applies).

The power provided by OWL reasoning engines can be translated into Java applications and vice versas with this framework. A binding among OWL and Java concepts has been done in order to incorporate the semantic features of OWL into Java.

A translator from Java to C language especially for embedded and fast realtime applications, including a javalike runtime System in C.

Full operational package to build a complete Linux embedded system (host development tools and target image) for several reference boards: - BEAGLE

NUDA (= Nemerle Unified Device Architecture) is a set of extensions for Nemerle programming language to facilitate GPU programming and writing HPC applications. Its main purpose is to experiment with extensible languages for HPC applications

Drivers, firmware and cross dev tools for the Commodore 64 Retro Replay, RRNet and MMC64.

jRate is a real-time Java compiler and runtime system (based on GNU GCJ) with support for much of the Real-Time Specification for Java (RTSJ), including threading constructs with real-time constraints, asynchronous event handling, and memory regions.

k2development consists of Assembler,Linker and other necessary Tools to build 6502 Assembly Language Programs.

This projects provides a build environment for the GNU GCC cross-compiler for ARM. This toolchain was born when trying out new compiler toolchains for the Hilscher netX chip but will surely work with other ARMs as well.

This is my sdk for usage with slackware on A20 devices like bananapi, cubietruck and olimex-som. For more info see https://github.com/tjohann/a20_sdk .