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From: jhopper@erinet.com (jim hopper)
Subject: Re: GNAT, g77, PowerPC & AIX V4..
Date: 1997/01/05
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In article <hycloa7c0pd.fsf@vipunen.hut.fi>
Henri Sundelin <hsundeli@vipunen.hut.fi> writes:

> Hello,
> 
> does anybody happen to have a full working GNU compiler set
> (GNAT, gcc, g77, g++) for a PowerPC IBM RS/6000 / AIX 4.x?
> 
> I cannot compile it myself since the current GNAT binary
> distribution for RS6K seems to generate POWER instruction set
> based assembly - which PowerPC 'as' just rejects.
> 


I have the powermac version of this working which is basically the aix
port.  if you look in config/rs6000 folder check out r6000.h it has
version options defined that you can use to specify various
architectures/instructions.  they are used on the command line as

-mpowerpc
-mno-power

etc.  i have not used them but they look like what you want.

best jim