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From: Dave Langhorne <dlanghorne@mindspring.com>
Subject: GNAT as a cross-compiler for Embedded System
Date: 1997/01/29
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I'm sure this has been asked before but it GNAT capable
of being a cross compiler for an embedded system?
For example, source code lives on a Sun SPARC (Solaris) and
target is a Motorola 68020. 

I would assume you'd need a different version of gcc to
generate the target code.  What's the best way to do this?

If this is an FAQ, please point me to the appropriate source.

Thanks

Dave Langhorne
dlanghorne@mindspring.com