Newtonip

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by Newtonip 7y ago
Dammit! My LAN server is an old 32-bit only Pentium4 running Ubuntu.
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by Newtonip 7y ago
For those wondering why Apple is allergic to GPLv3 code: there is a clause in the license requiring you provide a way to run modified version of the software which would require Apple to let users self sign executables.
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by Newtonip 7y ago
MAME deserves a lot of respect too.
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by Newtonip 7y ago
I cut my teeth on the 68000 (even made my own motherboard) but I must say that writing assembly on the ARM architecture is pretty agreeable. The main idiosyncrasy with ARM assembly that bothers me is how immediate values can only be values
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by Newtonip 7y ago
Merci Fabien!
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by Newtonip 7y ago
I believe this is where the PP and GP compiler code lies: https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/mesa/mesa/tree/master/src/gal...
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by Newtonip 7y ago
Sorry, I had misunderstood you.
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by Newtonip 7y ago
You got it wrong. It isn't ARM's module that was merged into the kernel, it is a complete reverse engineered Gallium based driver made by third party volunteers. This driver offers full OpenGL acceleration and does not depend on t
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by Newtonip 7y ago
Search for Orange Pi, Banana Pi, Pine64 and FriendlyElec. These companies offer a wide range of $10-$30 dollar single board computers based on Allwinner or Rockchip SOCs (most of which include a Mali GPU). You can run ARM based Linux distro
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by Newtonip 8y ago
Maybe the article is a decoy and what he said is not how he did it.
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by Newtonip 8y ago
Search for "HiFive1". It will cost you around ~$100. If you want something cheaper, for around $20 there are a bunch of mini FPGA based boards available on Aliexpress purposefully made to load into them a soft-RISC V core.