🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <BLA0B1.GqM@world.std.com> I wrote:
>I think I now have all the stuff required to make the GNU compiler
>run on my DECStation 5000 (little-endian MIPS Ultrix 4.2), with the
>exception of the "robotussin" program, which will convert mips COFF
>object files into the BSD format required by gcc/gas/gld.

I guess I omitted the real reason for doing this. I need to get "gprof"
up and running. Since "gprof" can't handle the Extended-COFF
format of Ultrix 4.2, I have to use a medley of COFF- and risc- enhanced
GNU tools (gcc/gas/gld), and then convert all my .o (and .a) files so
that it can handle it. This is why I hadn't tried gcc 2.0 before.

I have recieved E-mail telling me the location of a newer version of
gprof, I'll have to try that.  I've also gotten gcc 2.0, and will
start work on that, too.

I may be back-

	-Kenny

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