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Re: Porting Amiga-gcc to linux

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From: Chris A. Mattingly
Date: Tue, 10 Oct 1995 00:21
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ae718@FreeNet.Carleton.CA (Trevor Boicey) writes:


>  I am looking to generate Amiga binaries on a linux machine using GCC.

>  I am developing software that runs on both platforms. Linux is
>my preferred development OS, so my current system involves getting
>it to work under linux, then modeming it over to my amiga and
>compiling it with SAS/C. Then modeming the executable back for archiving.

>  I am thinking about trying to compile amiga gcc on my linux box, with
>the idea being that I could run it on linux to generate a binary that
>should be Amiga runnable. Thus eliminating the back and forth and
>extra compile step.

>  Has this been done? Can this work?

Why don't you just get the natively built gcc for ados?!

ftp.aminet.org:/pub/aminet/
Somewhere under gnu/ or dev/c

-Chris
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Subject: Re: Porting Amiga-gcc to linux
Date: 10 Oct 95 00:21:58 GMT
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