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In article <716@ncsc1.ATT.COM> dcl@ncsc1.ATT.COM (Dave Love) writes:
>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?

The same. Recommended stack is 100000 or 200000 to be safe. It eats heap
as well, I have 1M chip + 2M fast and trying to port Gnu Smalltalk
I ran out of memory trying to compile the interpreter module (~100k
source file) with optimisation turned on. I squeezed it in by running
gcc by hand (ie. not from make) with t: on hard disk instead of ram disk.
I am pleased to note that gcc handles the out of memory condition cleanly.
I'd bee really interested in seeing g++ as well I might add. I'll be
looking for an 8M RAM board RSN I think.

Jesper.
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