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From: robert@csustan.UUCP (Robert Zeff)
Newsgroups: gnu.gcc,gnu.emacs,comp.sys.att,comp.sys.m68k,misc.wanted
Subject: GNU gcc and Greenhill compatibilty
Keywords: GNU, gcc, Greenhill 6386 68020
Message-ID: <1204@csustan.UUCP>
Date: 27 Mar 89 00:10:40 GMT
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Organization: CSU Stanislaus
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I have compiled the GNU gcc on a Tektronix 4300 with Greenhills
compiler.

This line of code:
printf ("\nHello world\n");

has the output:
\12Hello world!\12\0NV

I assume therE is a compatibility problem with the Greenhill assembler.
Any clues?

Also, I have tried to compile it on a ATT 6386 which is missing
alloca ().  I #defined it malloc (), but seems to hang when trying
to recompile itself.  Gcc compiles the one line of code ok on the
6386.  Could malloc () be eating too much memory?


Thanks,

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