[kaffe] Illegal Instruction with ARM and JIT

[Rafael Teixeira]

Probably some adjustment in the gcc configurations for ARM  may be
needed as ARM720T probably implements a subset of the ARM instruction
set targetted by Kaffe (I think it targets full V5).

Probably a better solution is to have a more specific target defined
for older or simplified ARM implementations.

Hope it helps,

On 7/29/06, Andreas Kielkopf <a.kielkopf at gleisplanspiel.de> wrote:
> Hello
>
> We also tried to compile Kaffe for the ARM720T and have the same
> Problem.
> The Interpreter works, but if we try to use the JIT, kaffe stops with an
> "Illegal Instruction". We tried to debug, but we couldn't get the
> debugger to work on our Target.
>
> We also noticed a diffrence between our Target (Illegal Instruction) and
> the same binary running in the "Scratchbox". In Scratchbox the same
> binary worked without an "Illegal Instruction".
>
> It would be very fine for us, to be able to use the JIT on our target.
> So we hope anyone knows the solution.
>
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> > Date: Fri, 28 Jul 2006 12:30:00 +0200
> > From: Pablo Roman <pablo at microelec.uab.es>
> > Subject: [kaffe] Segmentation fault using JIT on ARM
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> > Hello,
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> > Here, at my University department, we are trying to run Kaffe on a single board computer with an arm9.
> > We've managed to run it with the interpreter engine but when we try to run it with the JIT one we get a segmentation fault. I think JIT is supported on ARM as I've seen some people using it successfully.
> >
> > We've tried Kaffe 1.1.6, 1.1.7 and CVS version with GCC 3.4.4 and 4.0.1 using this configure parameters (this is using the SBC provider compiler but I also tried GCC 4.0.1 built with crosstool and got the same result):
> > ../kaffe-1.1.7/configure --prefix=/usr/local --host=arm-linux --with-kaffe-nanox-awt --with-nanox-include=/opt/emlix/netdcu8/microwindows/src/include --with-nanox-library=/opt/emlix/netdcu8/microwindows/src/lib --with-include=/opt/emlix/netdcu8/src/linux26/linux26/include --with-libraries=/opt/emlix/netdcu8/src/linux26/linux26/lib/ CC=arm-linux-gcc CXX=arm-linux-g++ CPP=arm-linux-cpp LD=arm-linux-ld KAFFEH=/home/kaffe/bin/kaffeh --with-engine=intrp --without-classpath-gtk-awt --disable-vmdebug --disable-debug --without-kaffe-x-awt --without-kaffe-gtk-awt --without-x --disable-gtk-peer
> >
> > I've searched a lot and tried all what I know. I hope someone had the same problem and found a way to solve it.
> > Lots of thanks, and sorry for my bad English
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