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From: cchase@theory.tn.cornell.edu (Craig Chase)
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Subject: Re: Repost of old request -- gcc and/or g++ on iPSC/2?
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Date: 2 May 91 23:41:04 GMT
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In article <1991May2.140758.9609@hubcap.clemson.edu> grimlok (Mike Percy) writes:
>A few months back, in the fall, I asked here if anyone had gcc and/or
>g++ running on the iPSC/2, and would be willing and able to  help us get
>it going on our cube.  I received a number of positive responses then,
>but for space reasons, we were not able to make the attempt to add
>another compiler on our cube.


We have gcc and g++ running on our iPSC/2.  I made some diffs and created
a config/tm-i386ipsc.h file to try and make it easy for someone to repeat
the process.  I expect I got quite a few things wrong about exactly what
the -host and -node options are supposed to do, but in any case, I'm gonna
put the diffs on the ipsc ftp site recently announced by J. Eric Townsend: 

karazm.math.uh.edu (129.7.7.6): pub/Parallel/Ipsc

If anyone else has suggestions or corrections to the diffs, you can send
them to me, and I'll be happy to coordinate them.  

Craig

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