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From: harper-m@violet.cis.ohio-state.edu (Matthew Hayden Harper)
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Subject: 68000 ROMable C
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Date: 2 Mar 90 16:34:22 GMT
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Does anyone know how to generate stand-alone 68000 ROMable C code using
either Sun's C compiler or gcc?  I am particularly attracted
to gcc since it can generate 68000 code and can link with software floating
point libraries.

I realize that c.o will have to be re-written to initialize the system stack,
copy the program's bss hunks into ram, and supply floating-point error
routines...

Has anyone used either of these compilers for this purpose and could help
walk me through the process???

Thanks in advance,

harper-m@cis.ohio-state.edu