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Maciej W. Rozycki wrote:
> Hmm, out of curiosity, because you seem quite committed to this -- where
> have you come with this "mips2_fp_le" target from?  I have worked with
> MIPS architecture processors for many years and never seen any of them
> being referred to like this.
>
>   Maciej
Hmm... Curiosity killed the cat!!!  ;-)

Well, we're using a mips2_fp_le target to run our Philips High End 
televisions. 

I'm currently looking for an easy way to debug this target, using 
RemoteTCP.  Normally, we're using a tool chain from MontaVista, build 
around DevRocket, to debug our user space application, but this is too 
heavy for the project I have in mind.

All should fit on a USB stick and should be very easy and fast to 
install.  Mainly to debug "in the field".

-- 
Best rgds,

-- Geert