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| − | <strong>This is the main nu+ compiler documentation page</strong>
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| − | == How to compile a kernel for the NuPlus architecture ==
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| − | Some kernels are provided with the standard release of the NuPlus toolchain. We provide makefile to compile these kernels for NuPlus. In case you want to add a new kernel, it is suggested to copy a kernel folder and replace C/CPP files with your own source code. Then, remember to modify the makefile updating the SRCS variable with the current main C/CPP filename. When using these makefiles, different tools are called:
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| − | * Clang to emit the LLVM IR and the object files
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| − | * LLD/MCLINKER to handle the job of linking
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| − | * elf2hex to generate the HEX file from the ELF file
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| − | * llvm-objdump to generate the dump from the elf file
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| − | In order to change the optimization level of the compiler or any other flag, it is possible to modify the /misc/NuPlus.mk file.
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| − | == Backend for a custom target architecture ==
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| − | Adding a new target architecture, i.e. nu+, to llvm requires four steps:
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| − | * [[Backend|write all backend files and place them into the lib/Target/NuPlus folder]]
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| − | * [[Frontend|modify the Clang frontend]]
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| − | * [[How to add a new backend to llvm|register and add the new backend to llvm]]
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| − | * [[Tools|modify and/or add all the external tools that are used by llvm, i.e. linker, disassembler, etc..]]
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