2007/8/26, Ulrich Vollert
Haskell could run on such a platform". Ofcourse this is completly other way around in terms of power and memory. :)
But anyway, did anyone do it?
I compiled Hugs for my Sharp Zaurus SL-C3200 (http://www.trisoft.de) which is a PDA with an ARM processor.
(System: Lineo uLinux , CPU: Intel(r) XScale™ (PXA270, 416 MHz))
Hugs was compiled by gcc 2.95.3 and can be used in the console, additionally under a special X/Qt-Environment called pdaXqtrom (http://www.users.on.net/~hluc/myZaurus/).
So, it is possible to use graphics on the Zaurus, too. I didnt dare to port ghc or Yhc - which would be great to use on the Zaurus, too.
This is so cool. Unfortunatly I own Treo 650 and running Linux here is a lot of hackery. It would be awsomely cool to use Hugs on it. Cheers, Radek.