The main issue is that what I want is an Xcode projet that is clean. This is doable, the current Xcode project in the source tree is crappy with locations not well defined etc. Fixable. But I need to know what to do first.
Hilaire told me to look here.
I've got an Arduino Uno. In fact, I did a number of ISA (! old) cards, and interfaces, like oscilloscope board, ... I can hook that back to the Arduino and then in turn make some Pharo classes (maybe with FFI - I know some people did stuff but not on OSX) to take the data in. The fun part would be the visualization of an iPad remotely.
I saw something in Ghent (I am from Belgium). I'll try to go.
Then in Lille, there is also something. I'll go as well.
Depends in fact on how well I recover from my current eye surgery. I am locked in my home/office for 4 weeks due to retinal detachment :-( - Things should be okay by then.
For the record, I am a civil engineer and am self employed since 2000.
Philippe
2012/3/24 St�phane Ducasse
<stephane.ducasse@inria.fr>
On Mar 24, 2012, at 7:26 PM, philippe.back@highoctane.be wrote:
> I am trying to build the VM for iOS.
> Got the sources from the ci jenkins server (the ones that built last month, as the current one is red).
>
> /platforms has something looking like it. (iOS)
>
> But cog is x86 and iOS is ARM7.
>
> So, I guess that I have to build a StackVM for it to work.
yes
> But there is nothing about iOS in the instructions (Part1, Part2, ...)
>
> The MacOSX VM is documented but not the iOS version.
Indeed.
> As maintenance was taken over from John, how do we build from here?
Esteban is moving to france so right now I'm not sure that he can reply to you. But next week probably.
> My setup: OSX Lion, latest XCode upgraded from Snow Leopard, so I do have GCC on it as well (as LLVM doesn't work).
>
> Target devices: iPad 2 3G, iPad 2 Wifi, iPhone 3GS (All with iOS 5.1).
>
> My wife is a math teacher and my point with all this is to have a working VM running Dr Geo II.
Esteban is working with Hilaire on that. So may be contact hilaire. He is in the mailing-list.
> I am currently having fun with Arduino
with pharo?
What arduino board do you use?
I would like to see a demo? are you attending the pharo conference?
> and would like to bridge it with the iPad through the web (using an Ethernet Shield on the Arduino) - the whole chain running Pharo inside self build VMs.
>
> The ultimate point is to run a summer camp with kids if I can put everything together by then.
I would love that.
Luc and Noury are also working with arduino so we will have fun.
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Philippe
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