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Old 05-14-2016, 09:07 AM   #202
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Originally Posted by knc1 View Post
It should be possible to build Lua for the K1 - -
Once you have figured out building dynamically linked applications for the K1.

(Lua depends on using dlopen - it can only be built static for a specific purpose (I.E: all modules are statically linked in) ).

I don't recall if Java pre-dates ARMv4 or not, I think it does.
Maybe a little searching for ARMv4JT<...> would help answer that question. (I think Jazerle (sp?) implies thumb also)
The K1 is armv5te, not armv5tej, so no java byte-code interpreter BUILT IN. However, that is no reason to prevent a software-based JVM, like on x86 hardware, AFAIK.
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