Just one question: after more than a year are there some conclusions/goals?
I mean there are more than 100 persons claiming support for ARM based machine (of course this not means 100 persons will buy the compiler...) but a comment about the situation (I'm/We are still working on the idea/we abandoned it/or whatever) would be welcomed.
PS: if the ARM support exists, doesnt' it require an ARM based machine to compile it/testing it or are there other planned solutions?
At the moment we need separate compilers for separate platforms (win32 x86, linux x86, Mac x86, Mac PPC) that requires a dedicated PC (or at least a VM) or a new one to compile the source (I refer to Mac Intel).
This is (in the case of Win32/Linux) a 'minor' problem, but in the case of ARM support the range of hardware is wider.
So the question could be: what ARM machines/systems are/will be supported?
I mean there are more than 100 persons claiming support for ARM based machine (of course this not means 100 persons will buy the compiler...) but a comment about the situation (I'm/We are still working on the idea/we abandoned it/or whatever) would be welcomed.
PS: if the ARM support exists, doesnt' it require an ARM based machine to compile it/testing it or are there other planned solutions?
At the moment we need separate compilers for separate platforms (win32 x86, linux x86, Mac x86, Mac PPC) that requires a dedicated PC (or at least a VM) or a new one to compile the source (I refer to Mac Intel).
This is (in the case of Win32/Linux) a 'minor' problem, but in the case of ARM support the range of hardware is wider.
So the question could be: what ARM machines/systems are/will be supported?