When KermM started making progress with Graph3DP and issues kept popping up about the math engine (it was made for 16KB of RAM and ROM 
), I decided I should go looking for something more powerful. I settled on giac, however when looking at the requirements, STL containers and other C++ features made me want to port libstdc++.
Thanks to the progress on libc functions and loads of gcc poking, I now have libsupc++ and libgcc compiled (using sjlj exception handler code, DWARF2 is broken on the prizm for whatever reason), which let me compile uClibc++ as a drop-in replacement for gcc's libstdc++.
Let me just give you an example of what you can do now:
Code:
The Prizm happily prints out the intended exception message. It seems most things in libuClibc++ work. STL containers work, as you can already see. cout (and probably other file access) doesn't work as it having buffering issues. I will run tests on the rest of the container types, fix file IO, give cout more control, and move on.
), I decided I should go looking for something more powerful. I settled on giac, however when looking at the requirements, STL containers and other C++ features made me want to port libstdc++.
Thanks to the progress on libc functions and loads of gcc poking, I now have libsupc++ and libgcc compiled (using sjlj exception handler code, DWARF2 is broken on the prizm for whatever reason), which let me compile uClibc++ as a drop-in replacement for gcc's libstdc++.
Let me just give you an example of what you can do now:
Code:
#include <iostream>
#include <fxcg/display.h>
#include <fxcg/keyboard.h>
using namespace std;
void test(int x)
{
if(x == 0)
throw string("Zero found!");
}
int main()
{
int i = 3;
try
{
while(1)
{
test(i);
i--;
}
}
catch(string e)
{
PrintXY(1,1," Caught exception:", 0, 0);
PrintXY(1,2,string(" ").append(e).c_str(), 0, 0); // Fun fun fun!
int key;
while(1) GetKey(&key);
}
catch(...)
{
PrintXY(1,1," Bad exception!", 0, 0); // Doesn't execute, as expected!
int key;
while(1) GetKey(&key);
}
}The Prizm happily prints out the intended exception message. It seems most things in libuClibc++ work. STL containers work, as you can already see. cout (and probably other file access) doesn't work as it having buffering issues. I will run tests on the rest of the container types, fix file IO, give cout more control, and move on.
