Yeah I looked at it, my firmware mostly just aims at bringing up enough stuff to be able to boot ARM, which is essentially just: - Setting up exception vecto

Yeah I looked at it, my firmware mostly just aims at bringing up enough stuff to be able to boot ARM, which is essentially just: - Setting up exception vectors and enabling exceptions - Reclocking VPU from PLLC - UART initialization - SDRAM initialization - Copying an ARM blinker stub to 0x0 - ARM power domain initialization - PLLB initialization - Enabling passthrough mapping for ARM - ARM AXI interface initilaization I'm still trying to figure out what I'm missing in order to get it to work but I suspect it's related to not properly setting up the ARM PLL. I was going to port the RPi clock management driver from Linux but I don't have the time at the moment. As far as the compiler goes, I think it works reasonably well, though I only tested it by compiling my own code with it, there may be things that cause it to error out (anything that involves the frame pointer like VLAs/some C++ features). Also code quality is not ideal since it still doesn't make use of conditional instructions (aside from conditional branches) and doesn't implement AnalyzeBranch to eliminate redundant branches. I started cleaning up TableGen to turn multi-instruction asm prints into glue DAG in SelDAGtoDAG but I still have to do it for like 4 instructions, which is pretty much a requirement to have MC code emission.