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In article <690@cs.Buffalo.EDU>, leo@sunybcs.uucp (Leo Wilson) writes:
> [...]
> Good question! And is there anyone out there working on porting gcc to
> the ST?
> [...]
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I've seen the following article in the gnu.gcc newsgroup a while ago:

#From: hyc@math.lsa.umich.edu (Howard Chu)
#Newsgroups: gnu.gcc
#Subject: Re: Anyone have gcc on an Atari ST?
#Keywords: Atari  68000  gcc
#Message-ID: <395@clio.math.lsa.umich.edu>
#Date: 4 Aug 88 20:38:26 GMT
#References: <6175@chinet.chi.il.us>
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#In article <6175@chinet.chi.il.us> saj@chinet.chi.il.us (Stephen Jacobs) writes:
#>The title says it.  I'd really like g++ even more, but the way I read the docs
#>gcc should be running first.  If someone is working on an Atari port, I'd
#>be willing to help (for whatever that's worth).
#
#I plan to get this going soon. Haven't started yet, but I've been in touch
#with two other people who've made some progress on this already. So far we
#can cross compile from Sun to Atari using gcc. I haven't tried x-compiling
#gcc itself yet, but that'll probably be the first stab. Next point will be
#getting decent libraries constructed. 
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