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From: motcid!ogasawar@uunet.UU.NET (Lance R. Ogasawara)
Newsgroups: comp.compilers,comp.sys.sun
Subject: ANSI C 68020 cross compiler
Keywords: C, question
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Date: 23 Oct 90 00:02:41 GMT
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I am looking for a 68020 C cross compiler that is ANSI compatible and
generates COFF output. I have looked at the GNU COFF encapsulation capability
but from what I can tell it is not close enough to true COFF to be useful to
the project I am working on.

If AT&T's SGS compiler is going to be ANSI compatible in the near future that
would be ideal. I believe the Apollo C compiler is (or is planing to be) ANSI
compatible and also produces COFF output.  Does anyone know if they sell
their compiler as a stand alone package?

If anyone knows of other compilers meeting these requirements I would
appreciate any information about them. Thanks in advance for any info.

Lance Ogasawara
(708)632-7047

P.S.:  I forgot to mention that I would be running this compiler in a SUN3
environment.
[I understand that the SVR4 compiler is ANSI. -John]
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