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@@ -181,7 +181,8 @@ The ARM compiler
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The ARM compiler is fairly solid; it has been used for some production
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operating system work including Inferno and the Plan 9 kernel
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-for the iPAQ, which uses a StrongArm SA1, and the Sheevaplug.
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+for the iPAQ, which uses a StrongArm SA1, and the Sheevaplug,
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+Guruplug, Dreamplug and others.
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The compiler supports the ARMv4 architecture;
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it does not support the Thumb instruction sets.
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It has been used on ARM7500FE, ARM926 and Cortex-A8 processors
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@@ -347,7 +348,8 @@ The Marvell Kirkwood operating system
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This is an ARM kernel for the ARM926EJ-S processor
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and it emulates floating-point and
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CAS (compare-and-swap) instructions.
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-It is known to run on the Sheevaplug, Guruplug and Openrd-client boards.
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+It is known to run on the Sheevaplug, Guruplug, Dreamplug
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+and Openrd-client boards.
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It is derived from a port of native Inferno to the Sheevaplug
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by Salva Peir\f(Jpó\fP and Mechiel Lukkien.
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There are many features of the Kirkwood system-on-a-chip
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