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* PowerPC
 
* PowerPC
 
* Sparc (initially working, lots of additional work done)
 
* Sparc (initially working, lots of additional work done)
* AMD64
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* AMD64 (x86-64)
 
* PowerPC64
 
* PowerPC64
 
* [[ARM]]
 
* [[ARM]]
* m68k   (1.0.x only)
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* m68k (1.0.x only; support in 2.x not finished)
  
 
== Other architectures and their status ==
 
== Other architectures and their status ==
 
* iA64: non compiling compiler, only some basic units for the compiler implemented
 
* iA64: non compiling compiler, only some basic units for the compiler implemented
 
* Alpha: non compiling compiler, only some basic units for the compiler implemented
 
* Alpha: non compiling compiler, only some basic units for the compiler implemented
* MIPS: (non compiling compiler, only some basic units for the compiler implemented
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* MIPS: non compiling compiler, only some basic units for the compiler implemented
* AVR: under investigation
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* [[AVR]]: separate branch
  
 
== Supported targets for i386 ==
 
== Supported targets for i386 ==
* [[GO32 V2]] DOS extender
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* [[GO32V2]] DOS extender
 
* Linux for i386
 
* Linux for i386
* OS/2
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* [[Target OS2|OS/2]] / eComStation
 
* Win32 for i386
 
* Win32 for i386
 
* [[FreeBSD]]/ELF for i386
 
* [[FreeBSD]]/ELF for i386
 
* SunOS/ELF for i386 (under development)
 
* SunOS/ELF for i386 (under development)
* Beos for i386 (under development)
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* [[BeOS port]] for i386 (under development)
 
* NetBSD for i386 (under development, currently maintainerless)
 
* NetBSD for i386 (under development, currently maintainerless)
 
* [[Netware]] for i386 (clib and libc)
 
* [[Netware]] for i386 (clib and libc)
 
* WDOSX DOS extender
 
* WDOSX DOS extender
 
* OpenBSD for i386 (under development, currently maintainerless)
 
* OpenBSD for i386 (under development, currently maintainerless)
* [[Target OS2]] via EMX
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* OS/2 via EMX (equal to OS/2 target in 1.0.x and earlier; RTL based on EMX runtime library allows building applications running under DOS with EMX extender; currently not completely up to date)
 
* Watcom compatible DOS extenders
 
* Watcom compatible DOS extenders
 
* [[Target Darwin]] (Mac OS X) for i386 (2.1.x and later)
 
* [[Target Darwin]] (Mac OS X) for i386 (2.1.x and later)
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== Supported targets for [[AMD64]] ([[x86-64]]) ==  
 
== Supported targets for [[AMD64]] ([[x86-64]]) ==  
 
* [[Linux for AMD64]]
 
* [[Linux for AMD64]]
* [[Win64 for AMD64]] (Release Candidate)
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* [[Win64 for AMD64]]
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* [[Target Darwin]] (Mac OS X) (2.3.x and later)
  
 
== Supported targets for ARM ==
 
== Supported targets for ARM ==
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* [[PalmOS port]] (under development)
 
* [[PalmOS port]] (under development)
 
* [[SymbianOS]] (under development)
 
* [[SymbianOS]] (under development)
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* [http://wiki.freepascal.org/iPhone/iPod_development Target Darwin] (Mac OS X/iPhoneOS) (2.3.x and later)
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* [[Embedded]]
  
 
== Unofficial 3rd party ports ==
 
== Unofficial 3rd party ports ==
  
 
* [[GP2X]] (under development)
 
* [[GP2X]] (under development)
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== Resources for porting to new platforms... ==
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... and keeping existing ones up to date.
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* [[FPC HowToDo]] - new additions requiring attention of platform maintainers
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* [[System unit structure]] - (work in progress - only skeleton finished) description of System unit internals
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== Cross compilation ==
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Information about compilation for a different platform as the one running the compiler may be found in [[Cross compiling]].

Latest revision as of 22:28, 23 July 2015

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Supported architectures

  • I386
  • PowerPC
  • Sparc (initially working, lots of additional work done)
  • AMD64 (x86-64)
  • PowerPC64
  • ARM
  • m68k (1.0.x only; support in 2.x not finished)

Other architectures and their status

  • iA64: non compiling compiler, only some basic units for the compiler implemented
  • Alpha: non compiling compiler, only some basic units for the compiler implemented
  • MIPS: non compiling compiler, only some basic units for the compiler implemented
  • AVR: separate branch

Supported targets for i386

  • GO32V2 DOS extender
  • Linux for i386
  • OS/2 / eComStation
  • Win32 for i386
  • FreeBSD/ELF for i386
  • SunOS/ELF for i386 (under development)
  • BeOS port for i386 (under development)
  • NetBSD for i386 (under development, currently maintainerless)
  • Netware for i386 (clib and libc)
  • WDOSX DOS extender
  • OpenBSD for i386 (under development, currently maintainerless)
  • OS/2 via EMX (equal to OS/2 target in 1.0.x and earlier; RTL based on EMX runtime library allows building applications running under DOS with EMX extender; currently not completely up to date)
  • Watcom compatible DOS extenders
  • Target Darwin (Mac OS X) for i386 (2.1.x and later)
  • BeOS/Zeta/Haiku for i386

Supported targets for SPARC

  • SunOS/ELF for SPARC (under development)
  • Linux for SPARC

Supported targets for PowerPC

  • Linux for PowerPC
  • Target Darwin (Mac OS X)
  • NetBSD (core done, but not kept up to speed)
  • Target MacOS (classic)
  • MorphOS (basic units implemented, make cycle working)

Supported targets for PowerPC64

  • Linux (2.1.x and later)
  • Target Darwin (Mac OS X) (2.3.x and later)

Supported targets for AMD64 (x86-64)

Supported targets for ARM

Unofficial 3rd party ports

  • GP2X (under development)

Resources for porting to new platforms...

... and keeping existing ones up to date.

  • FPC HowToDo - new additions requiring attention of platform maintainers
  • System unit structure - (work in progress - only skeleton finished) description of System unit internals

Cross compilation

Information about compilation for a different platform as the one running the compiler may be found in Cross compiling.