Re: Cross compilers, anyone?

[nih-csl!epr0.niehs.nih.gov!duling@uunet.uu.net (David R Duling)]

In article <HILDJJ.93Aug27102356@jupiter.fuentez.com> hildjj@jupiter.fuentez.co
m (Joe Hildebrand) writes:
>From: hildjj@jupiter.fuentez.com (Joe Hildebrand)
>Subject: Re: Cross compilers, anyone?
>Date: Fri, 27 Aug 1993 14:23:56 GMT


>>> In article <iank.746308839@tdc.dircon.co.uk>
>>> on comp.os.ms-windows.nt.misc Ian Kemmish writes:

>says no one from the NT camp has asked for gcc to be ported.  Is
>anyone out there interested in a FREE compiler for NT that can
>cross-compile to 100+ different machine architectures and does C, C++,
>Objective C, and Ada?

yes.  I am and Im sure many others would be interested in a gcc for NT.

>   Richard> to the original poster.  I will be doing a GCC port to the
>   Richard> DEC Alpha version of NT as soon as DEC can get such a
>   Richard> machine to me.  A port to NT on a PowerPC should also not
>   Richard> be very far away, since we're starting to do the
>   Richard> modifications to the RS/6000 configuration files to
>   Richard> support the various Motorola chips that are
>   Richard> implementations of the PowerPC architecture.

>   Richard> As far as I know, no one is working on a GCC port to
>   Richard> Windows NT on an x86.  The x86 work lately seems to be

too bad.  Not even close to the scope of my job.  But thanks for the post.

- Dave


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