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Those CPUs look like having a huge potential, but there is no really working compiler for them. In my opinion, they could try to engage Fabrice Bellard, the gen
by faragon 11y ago
Those CPUs look like having a huge potential, but there is no really working compiler for them. In my opinion, they could try to engage Fabrice Bellard, the genious behind QEMU and TCC. Or people with experience on Mali GPU architecture, which shares many points with the Mill CPU approach.
- TazeTSchnitzel 11y agoThey'll get there. They aren't burning through money, they don't have any: they're not a properly formed company, just volunteers. It'll get done when it gets done.
- Joky 11y agoCan you elaborate on the common point with the Mali? You may not know that Ivan has some compiler background, he is not really a newbie here! And the main problem right now is not a crappy compiler but no silicon...
- tormeh 11y agoI would fix the silicon problem last, if I were them. Once manufacturing begins, the company will be bleeding money and customers better not be waiting for something else before buying.
- andrewchambers 11y agoI have no idea how tcc could help mill. Its completely against all their goals.
- faragon 11y agoFabrice Bellard, because he is a genius.