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- From: jclark@sdcc3.ucsd.edu (John Clark)
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- Subject: Re: gcc/gas for Motorola 88k
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- Date: 30 Jul 92 18:16:25 GMT
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- In article <9207292346.AA00347@tif28.ed.ray.com> fredrp@tif28.ed.ray.COM writes:
- +
- + I want to build a GCC cross-compiler, running on HP/UX (68k),
- + targeting motorola 88k. Questions are
- +
- + 1. Does gcc generate obect code directly, or do I need gas
- + to do that?
-
- gcc-2.2.2 has 88k support and uses 'gas' for the assembler.
-
- + 2. Is there an 88k-targeted version of gas available?
-
- alpha.gnu.ai.mit.edu has a package, gas-1.92.3 which supports the
- 88k. However it IS alpha, so the 'buyer' should beware..
-
- The binutils-1.97 has an 'ld' capable of being configured for some
- 88k based system. Unfortunately, I have sun4's and haven't got
- around to generating a ld-88k which handles BSD style a.out modules.
- The support that's there seems to be SYSV(coff). Maybe that's ok for
- the HP/UX base.
- --
-
- John Clark
- jclark@ucsd.edu
-