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- GCC 2.7.2: readme.1st: Last updated 30 May 1996.
-
-
- This document describes the files you will need to download,
- depending on the particular source files you wish to compile.
-
- All GNU compilers for RISC OS will currently use a standard setup. This
- makes it very easy for a user to install as many of the GNU compilers as
- they might wish just by dragging one directory from an archive.
-
- In each archive, the directory structure related to the particular files
- stored within is retained. It is therefore just a simple matter of merging
- the directories of each archive with each other to produce a ready to use
- installation.
-
- The archives included in this package are:
- gccmain - needed by all GNU compilers. This must be downloaded
- cc1 - contains the GNU C compiler
- cc1obj - contains the GNU Objective-C compiler
- cc1plus - contains the GNU C++ compiler
-
- If you are not going to use Objective-C then there is no need to download
- the compiler, likewise for GNU C and GNU C++.
-
- *Currently GNU C++ does not come with any support libraries. i.e. you have
- to port your own at the moment. The GNU runtime libraries are being worked
- on but there will be a delay before their release *
-
-
- Further instructions in actually using the package are detailed within
- the archive gccmain.
-
-
- Port by Nick Burrett
- e-mail: n.a.burrett@mcs.salford.ac.uk (university term times)
- nickb@digibank.demon.co.uk (outside university term times)
- gcc@callan.demon.co.uk (if the other two don't seem to work)
-