Hi Stephen,
The Moxa DA-662 hardware is Big Endian (armv5teb). We are using a gnu compiler. When I do a uname –a on the hardware I get the following information.
root@IOC1608-901:~# uname -a
Linux IOC1608-901 2.6.10_dev-ixdp42x-arm_xscale_be #1001 Fri Jul 9 20:31:18 CST 2010 armv5teb GNU/Linux
The Intel machine we are currently running on is 64 bit.
Yes, the ARM compiler being used has the proper library support for double. We have a large number of asyn/stream applications running on this architecture.
What do you mean by ….”What happens if you move the double and int? “
Do you mean casting or copying the value? I am wondering about setting up a simple c program just to verify that the value is correct when casting to different types.
Regards, Tonia
From: Stephen Beckwith [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: May-05-14 9:00 PM
To: J. Lewis Muir
Cc: Mark Rivers; Tonia Batten; [email protected]
Subject: Re: Newport XPS-Q8 and Motor Record - armv5teb architecture
Intel is Little Endian - ARM can be either - how is the ARMv5 setup? Big Endian or Little Endian?
What OS are you dealing with? What compiler?
What happens if you move the double and int? Could be padding issue in how the compilers for different ISA handle the alignment. Is the Intel a 64bit CPU? (I know ARMv5 is not, that’s a “StrongArm” variant basically or Marvell. . .
Does the ARM compiler being used has proper library support for double?
On Sat, May 3, 2014 at 8:39 PM, J. Lewis Muir <[email protected]> wrote:
On 5/3/14, 5:32 PM, Mark Rivers wrote:
> Any idea how this could happen?
Hi, Mark.
Compiler bug? Maybe try turning off all optimizations?
Lewis