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From: mikpe@mina.liu.se (Mikael Pettersson)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.nsc.32k
Subject: Re: Goodspeed GS-32 users, anybody out there?
Message-ID: <1038@mina.liu.se>
Date: 14 Nov 88 20:55:12 GMT
References: <1036@majestix.liu.se>
Organization: CIS Dept, Univ of Linkoping, Sweden
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In article <1036@majestix.liu.se> pak@ida.liu.se writes:
>Am I the only one with a Goodspeed GS-32 Single Board Computer?

Nope, but you already know of me (mpe), ara, pelle and whatshisname.

>The GS-32 board is a 32032 design made by Goodspeed Inc.

And it runs ye olde' GENIX4.1, National's 4.1BSD with demand paging.
Sure is nice having a real (well, sort of) BSD box to play with!

As a compiler hacker, I've been trying to get GCC to run on the gs-32.
There were no big problems in getting it going but the assembler
(NSC's that is) doesn't grok GCC's assembly output. Sigh.

So, I'm wondering if someone has ported GCC to _any_ machine using
"standard" NSC assembler syntax [Q: does Genix5.3 use the same syntax
as the old GENIX4.1 ?], and if anyone knows how to convince GCC to use
those awful CXP/RXP/et al instructions we need in order to interface to
the existing library binaries ?

/Mike
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