Hi, I can't even get TI to give me a copy of the instruction set reference (spvu019). I haven't checked but don't see them releasing a compiler??? Anyone know why a ~30 year old graphics processor architecture is such a closely protected secret? I have an EISA graphics card,a Mylex GXe020 that I would like to tinker with. Can't do much of anything without the chip reference. Thanks! kevin On 12/13/10, Dennis Clarke <dclarke@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > >> On 12/12/10 19:07, kevin diggs wrote: >>> Hi, >>> >>> Anybody know if any release of gcc ever supported the TI TMS 34020 >>> graphics processor? >> Not that I'm aware of. Unless the 34020 is closely related to the 320c3 >> or 320c4. >> > > Possible non-sequiter here. I thought that TI had released a fully ANSI > spec compliant C compiler for that chip as well as the 34010. Perhaps a > call to TI may get you a tar ball if you reach the right engineer. > > > -- > Dennis Clarke > dclarke@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx <- Email related to the open source Solaris > dclarke@xxxxxxxxxxxxx <- Email related to open source for Solaris > > >
