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Øyvind Harboe schrieb:
> Some more details on what I'm working on:
> 
> http://www.zylin.com/nios2libstdc++.html

Off topic cygwin: I did a similar project recently, adding libstdc++ 
support for a weird platform without proper sources.
A company called dSpace sells hardware with some custom RtLinux on some 
i686 which doesn't support C++, only plain C. Their mingw gcc 
crosscompiler was compiled without C++ support. So I built my own cygwin 
based gcc toolchain for this platform. Without the need for the binutils 
thanksfully.
I haven't got exception handling and threads on this real-time thing 
working though. On the ARM it might be useful, but in Formula 1 we don't 
worry :) The STL is good enough.

> The real solution to this problem involves twisting the arm of Altera
> not to include a version of Cygwin, IMHO.
-- 
Reini Urban

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