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From: deven@rpi.edu (Deven Corzine)
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Subject: Re: GNU's ANSI C compiler
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Date: 31 May 89 04:11:55 GMT
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In article <18938@cup.portal.com> thad@cup.portal.com (Thad P Floryan) writes:

> Update re: GNU ANSI C for the Amiga ...

> 1) I have been informed by one person that a partial port has been
>    completed.  HOWEVER, the indication is that only the
>    pre-processor has been brought up so far (and no indication of
>    whether more work will be spent on the other portions of the
>    compiler system).  Concern was expressed regarding the various
>    libraries, assembler, etc. that one would need.

What I would be more interested in, at this point, would be code for
GNU CC to cross-compile for the Amiga.  I could make good use of a
cross-compiler setup such as that.  Having GNU CC on the Amiga itself
would be nice, but I don't have a system available that could support
it, anyhow.  I could, however, use a cross-compiler running on a Sun
(3/50) generating code for the Amiga...

Anyone?  (or need I look into this myself?)

Deven
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