I haven’t seen any traffic on this mailing list. Is anyone still using/maintaining ORBit2? I made a little progress cross compiling, but the statically-linked executable size for a simple servant is rather large (2 MB). It crashes immediately when I try to run it. The memory usage for the same servant on my host (RH Linux) platform is around 5-6MB and my processor only has 8 MB, so I’m worried this may be the problem.
What can I do to reduce the executable size and memory footprint? I see dependencies on libIDL, but I have no intention to compile IDL on my target. Can this be removed? Are all the internationalizations necessary? If not, how can I removed them?
Keith.
******************************************************** Dr. Keith Nicewarner keith nicewarner spacedev com Chief Software Architect 858-375-2079 SpaceDev, Inc. www.spacedev.com 13855 Stowe Drive San Diego, CA, 92064 ********************************************************
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Hi all,
I’m new to ORBit and want to see if it can run on my platform. I have an Arcturus uC5272 Coldfire board running uClinux 20041215 compiled with gcc 2.95.3 20010315. I want to run a CORBA servant on my Coldfire board and ran across an email that said someone had compiled ORBit for uClinux. My board has 8 MB of RAM and 4 MB of FLASH – is this enough to run a simple servant (that doesn’t do any memory allocation for requests)? If so, how do I configure ORBit to cross-compile for my board?
Thanks, Keith.
******************************************************** Dr. Keith Nicewarner keith nicewarner spacedev com Chief Software Architect 858-375-2079 SpaceDev, Inc. www.spacedev.com 13855 Stowe Drive San Diego, CA, 92064 ********************************************************
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