Support of ARM CPU
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Support of ARM CPU
Can PB run on ARM CPU, OS as Linux or Window?
If not, what is the plan (road map) of PB on this platform?
If not, what is the plan (road map) of PB on this platform?
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I shouldn't say it because it's way to early (no ETA, only very small programs works), but I'm actually working on it ! Now, back to code
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Fred wrote:I shouldn't say it because it's way to early (no ETA, only very small programs works), but I'm actually working on it !
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Yahooooooooo!
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Good news.Fred wrote:I'm actually working on it
What ARM cores are in the plans?
Will there be support for Cortex-M (microcontrollers STM32, etc.)?
Will it be a native application?
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And I already wanted to answer SkyManager that this is a very naive wish
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Yep that just about sums it up.Kiffi wrote:Fred wrote:I shouldn't say it because it's way to early (no ETA, only very small programs works), but I'm actually working on it !
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Like usually, i not really all understand, but even the little bit i have understand and mainly the title "Support of ARM CPU" make me nearly in the same state
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This is very super news + funny gifs. YOU WINS!
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Well now, this makes sense. ARM works on Linux for ages, Windows also supports it solidly, and now Apple appears to be turning to it on desktops/laptops as well.Fred wrote:I shouldn't say it because it's way to early (no ETA, only very small programs works), but I'm actually working on it ! Now, back to code
Go Fred!!!
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Why is ARM support so exciting for PureBasic's future?
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Imagine hitting compile and now your app works on twice as many computers(including Raspberry Pi's) before ARM support?
AMD's chart shows the total addressable market for processors across embedded, mobile, PC, console, and server segments by architecture. The gray bars in the middle of the chart lump together Power, Sparc, MIPS, various mainframe, and other proprietary chips. Interestingly, you can see that the percentage of the market supported by X86 processors has fallen in recent years, but is expected to stabilize by AMD’s estimates, while ARM chips will see their share of the chip pie grow.
AMD's chart shows the total addressable market for processors across embedded, mobile, PC, console, and server segments by architecture. The gray bars in the middle of the chart lump together Power, Sparc, MIPS, various mainframe, and other proprietary chips. Interestingly, you can see that the percentage of the market supported by X86 processors has fallen in recent years, but is expected to stabilize by AMD’s estimates, while ARM chips will see their share of the chip pie grow.
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Because more and more a device with an ARM processor.BarryG wrote:Why is ARM support so exciting for PureBasic's future?
On your smartphone, tablet, smart TV, which processor?
And there are devices Raspberry Pi and Banana Pi with ARM processor.
Intel x86-x64 processor is now only in PC.