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Re: Lattice C++

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From: Dave Love
Date: Tue, 18 Dec 1990 19:27
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In article <ABAIR.90Dec17154736@turbinia.sps.mot.com> abair@turbinia.sps.mot.com (Alan Bair) writes:
>Gee, this sounds an awful lot like the FSF g++ compiler.  Hopefully the
>SAS one will be based on C++ 2.0.  Considering that an initial port
                              ^^^ (shouldn't that be 2.1?)
>of gcc has been announced on the net, is anyone working on using that
>to port g++?  Once gcc is working on the Amiga, it should not be too
>hard to port g++, since it is just patches to gcc.  However, I don't

I haven't seen the Amiga version of gcc yet; hopefully someone who has
can answer a quick question.  On UNIX boxes, gcc slurps the entire 
input file onto the stack and processes it from there.  How was this
handled on the Amiga version?

>--
>Alan Bair                 SSDT (formerly SPS CAD)
>Motorola, Inc.            Logic Simulation & Test
>Austin, Texas             abair@turbinia.sps.mot.com


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From: dcl@ncsc1.ATT.COM (Dave Love)
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Subject: Re: Lattice C++
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Date: 18 Dec 90 19:27:42 GMT
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