Add mips64el-linux support

[wzssyqa]

Put the attached file as

lib/ffi/platform/mips64el-linux/types.conf

it is generated by
debian/rules gen_arch_config
from Debian package

.

[wzssyqa]

Attach file failed. the below is file contents.

rbx.platform.typedef.__u_char = uchar
rbx.platform.typedef.__u_short = ushort
rbx.platform.typedef.__u_int = uint
rbx.platform.typedef.__u_long = ulong
rbx.platform.typedef.__int8_t = char
rbx.platform.typedef.__uint8_t = uchar
rbx.platform.typedef.__int16_t = short
rbx.platform.typedef.__uint16_t = ushort
rbx.platform.typedef.__int32_t = int
rbx.platform.typedef.__uint32_t = uint
rbx.platform.typedef.__int64_t = long
rbx.platform.typedef.__uint64_t = ulong
rbx.platform.typedef.__quad_t = long
rbx.platform.typedef.__u_quad_t = ulong
rbx.platform.typedef.__dev_t = ulong
rbx.platform.typedef.__uid_t = uint
rbx.platform.typedef.__gid_t = uint
rbx.platform.typedef.__ino_t = ulong
rbx.platform.typedef.__ino64_t = ulong
rbx.platform.typedef.__mode_t = uint
rbx.platform.typedef.__nlink_t = ulong
rbx.platform.typedef.__off_t = long
rbx.platform.typedef.__off64_t = long
rbx.platform.typedef.__pid_t = int
rbx.platform.typedef.__clock_t = long
rbx.platform.typedef.__rlim_t = ulong
rbx.platform.typedef.__rlim64_t = ulong
rbx.platform.typedef.__id_t = uint
rbx.platform.typedef.__time_t = long
rbx.platform.typedef.__useconds_t = uint
rbx.platform.typedef.__suseconds_t = long
rbx.platform.typedef.__daddr_t = int
rbx.platform.typedef.__key_t = int
rbx.platform.typedef.__clockid_t = int
rbx.platform.typedef.__timer_t = pointer
rbx.platform.typedef.__blksize_t = long
rbx.platform.typedef.__blkcnt_t = long
rbx.platform.typedef.__blkcnt64_t = long
rbx.platform.typedef.__fsblkcnt_t = ulong
rbx.platform.typedef.__fsblkcnt64_t = ulong
rbx.platform.typedef.__fsfilcnt_t = ulong
rbx.platform.typedef.__fsfilcnt64_t = ulong
rbx.platform.typedef.__fsword_t = long
rbx.platform.typedef.__ssize_t = long
rbx.platform.typedef.__syscall_slong_t = long
rbx.platform.typedef.__syscall_ulong_t = ulong
rbx.platform.typedef.__loff_t = long
rbx.platform.typedef.___qaddr_t = long
rbx.platform.typedef.___caddr_t = char
rbx.platform.typedef.__intptr_t = long
rbx.platform.typedef.__socklen_t = uint
rbx.platform.typedef.u_char = uchar
rbx.platform.typedef.u_short = ushort
rbx.platform.typedef.u_int = uint
rbx.platform.typedef.u_long = ulong
rbx.platform.typedef.quad_t = long
rbx.platform.typedef.u_quad_t = ulong
rbx.platform.typedef.loff_t = long
rbx.platform.typedef.ino_t = ulong
rbx.platform.typedef.dev_t = ulong
rbx.platform.typedef.gid_t = uint
rbx.platform.typedef.mode_t = uint
rbx.platform.typedef.nlink_t = ulong
rbx.platform.typedef.uid_t = uint
rbx.platform.typedef.off_t = long
rbx.platform.typedef.pid_t = int
rbx.platform.typedef.id_t = uint
rbx.platform.typedef.ssize_t = long
rbx.platform.typedef.daddr_t = int
rbx.platform.typedef.key_t = int
rbx.platform.typedef.clock_t = long
rbx.platform.typedef.time_t = long
rbx.platform.typedef.clockid_t = int
rbx.platform.typedef.timer_t = pointer
rbx.platform.typedef.size_t = ulong
rbx.platform.typedef.ulong = ulong
rbx.platform.typedef.ushort = ushort
rbx.platform.typedef.uint = uint
rbx.platform.typedef.int8_t = char
rbx.platform.typedef.int16_t = short
rbx.platform.typedef.int32_t = int
rbx.platform.typedef.int64_t = long_long
rbx.platform.typedef.u_int8_t = uchar
rbx.platform.typedef.u_int16_t = ushort
rbx.platform.typedef.u_int32_t = uint
rbx.platform.typedef.u_int64_t = ulong_long
rbx.platform.typedef.register_t = long
rbx.platform.typedef.__sig_atomic_t = int
rbx.platform.typedef.suseconds_t = long
rbx.platform.typedef.__fd_mask = long
rbx.platform.typedef.fd_mask = long
rbx.platform.typedef.blksize_t = long
rbx.platform.typedef.blkcnt_t = long
rbx.platform.typedef.fsblkcnt_t = ulong
rbx.platform.typedef.fsfilcnt_t = ulong
rbx.platform.typedef.pthread_t = ulong
rbx.platform.typedef.pthread_key_t = uint
rbx.platform.typedef.pthread_once_t = int
rbx.platform.typedef.socklen_t = uint
rbx.platform.typedef.sa_family_t = ushort
rbx.platform.typedef.rlim_t = ulong
rbx.platform.typedef.__rlimit_resource_t = int
rbx.platform.typedef.__rusage_who_t = int
rbx.platform.typedef.__priority_which_t = int

[tduehr]

I don't have access to a mips machine to test this. I'll try getting something together with qemu. I'm pretty sure more changes are necessary than just adding a types.conf. At least platform.rb will need updating as well.

It would be great if you could put this all into a pull request and add the other necessary changes.

[wzssyqa]

It seems there is nothing about mips in platform.rb, so it may not needed.

My mips64el porter box was broken few days ago, when it is ok, I will let
you know.

On Fri, Aug 1, 2014 at 3:43 AM, tduehr notifications@github.com wrote:

I don't have access to a mips machine to test this. I'll try getting
something together with qemu. I'm pretty sure more changes are necessary
than just adding a types.conf. At least platform.rb will need updating as
well.

It would be great if you could put this all into a pull request and add
the other necessary changes.

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YunQiang Su

[tduehr]

platform.rb contains the logic to select the right types and set the arch constants, changes will be needed.

[terceiro]

as far as I can tell, platform.rb contains a few special cases, but it should 'just' work on most Linux architectures. The mips* variants that already exist are not special cased in platform.rb and work.

[tduehr]

Okay, then I just need to get a working VM running for this to test in the future.

[wzssyqa]

Can you give me your ssh key, I can provide you a porterbox with ssh.

On Wed, Aug 13, 2014 at 1:12 AM, tduehr notifications@github.com wrote:

Okay, then I just need to get a working VM running for this to test in the
future.

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YunQiang Su

[tduehr]

I'd like to get a qemu VM running for testing each of the platforms we support so the rest of the team can easily perform testing as well. I'll send my ssh key for now.

[tduehr]

fised with #379 and #365

[tduehr]

I'm building VMs for future testing currently. What hardware platform are you targeting? If you have time, what's the closest qemu or yocto machine I can use?