question about add a new arch support into eCos release version

question about add a new arch support into eCos release version

[eCos]

Hi, eCos maintainers,

I am in charge of porting eCos to a new architecture of hardware Score 
series mcu. Whose instruction is Score+7, is developped by 

Sunplus Corp in Taiwan China(http://score.unsp.com/chip/index.shtml). Now 
the eCos kernel and redboot (gdb stub) are all runnable. can I contribute 
the Score arch code to 

the eCos release repository? (by the way, We can assign the copyright to 
GPL, the arch code we write is strictly follow the eCos code 

stardards)

The gnu toolchain has supported Score arch, and which can be download from 
http://gcc.gnu.org/

Looking forward your reply.


best regards!

wanghui 

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Beijing Sunnorth eCos Maintainer Group

Maintainers:
liqin@sunnorth.com.cn
wanghui@sunnorth.com.cn
taiyun@sunnorth.com.cn
yxinghua@sunnorth.com.cn

Bejing Sunnorth Electronic Technology Co.,LTD
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Re: question about add a new arch support into eCos release version

[Jonathan Larmour]

eCos@sunnorth.com.cn wrote:
> Hi, eCos maintainers,
> 
> I am in charge of porting eCos to a new architecture of hardware Score 
> series mcu. Whose instruction is Score+7, is developped by 
> 
> Sunplus Corp in Taiwan China(http://score.unsp.com/chip/index.shtml). Now 
> the eCos kernel and redboot (gdb stub) are all runnable. can I contribute 
> the Score arch code to 
> 
> the eCos release repository? (by the way, We can assign the copyright to 
> GPL, the arch code we write is strictly follow the eCos code 
> 
> stardards)

That would be great, thanks. We always welcome new contributions. I already 
sent a message earlier this month to a colleague of yours about how to do 
this. Here's the relevant content again:

-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
A guide to submitting changes to eCos is here: 
<http://ecos.sourceware.org/patches.html>. Although in fact some of what is 
described at that link has been overtaken by very recent events, so that 
instead of assigning copyright to eCosCentric, it is now required to assign 
copyright to the Free Software Foundation (FSF). This copyright assignment 
is a requirement in order for the FSF to defend eCos from license abuses.

To request an assignment form, please fill in the form in the following 
link and e-mail it to <assign@gnu.org>:
http://cvs.savannah.gnu.org/viewvc/gnulib/doc/Copyright/request-assign.future?revision=1&root=gnulib
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-

I hope this helps,

Jifl
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