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From: glenn@extro.ucc.su.oz.au (G Geers)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.c
Subject: Re: "C" Compiler Source
Message-ID: <1990Jan20.033734.14349@metro.ucc.su.oz.au>
Date: 20 Jan 90 03:37:34 GMT
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From article <25B6093B.638D@marob.masa.com>, by daveh@marob.masa.com (Dave Hammond):
> In article <9001171645.AA00679@bass.cis.ohio-state.edu> eric j chet writes:
>>          I need the source code for a full implementation of a
>>ANSI "C" compiler that generates 680xx assembler code.  
> 
> Don't we all   (1/2 :-).
> 
What about gcc from the GNU people? This can produce output for a whole
swag of target machines. 680x0 is supported as is MIPS, 88000, Cray, 80386,
etc. They even have extensions to the 'basic' ANSI standard stuff which may
be flagged on or off. The code is *very* good - ctex runs O(2) times faster
than with most standard UNIX compilers (MIPS excluded !)
					Glenn

Glenn Geers (VK2ELA)
Dept Theoretical Physics
Uni of Sydney
Sydney 2006 Australia

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