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Started by chris wright
Mon, 31 Jul 1995 10:52
OS-9 Port
Author: chris wright
Date: Mon, 31 Jul 1995 10:52
Date: Mon, 31 Jul 1995 10:52
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Dear all, I need to port the gnu C++ compiler/debugger to the OS-9 real-time operating system (running on 68xxx targets), but I can't find any info on the web about others who may have done this. Could you tell me where I can find an up-to-date listing of successful ports and possibly some contacts of people who may have done it already. Could you also tell me exactly what would be involved in doing the port as I believe the OS-9 object module format is non-standard. Which gnu site should I use to get the software, and what is needed to build a cross compiler/debugger for Unix? Also, what class libraries are available (eg. streams) ? Is all of this possible, and has it been done? Any help would be gratefully received, Chris Wright. _____________________________________________________________ Chris Wright Research Associate MSI Research Institute Dept. of Manufacturing Engineering Loughborough University Ashby Road Loughborough LE11 3TU England Fax: (44) 509 267725 Telephone: (44) 509 263171 x8252 Direct Line: (44) 509 228252 Email address: C.D.Wright@lut.ac.uk _____________________________________________________________
Re: OS-9 Port
Author: Nina Pinto
Date: Mon, 31 Jul 1995 23:23
Date: Mon, 31 Jul 1995 23:23
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In <9507311100.AA23194@derek.msiri.lut.ac.uk> encdw@msiri.lut.ac.UK (chris wright) writes: > >Dear all, > >I need to port the gnu C++ compiler/debugger to the OS-9 real-time >operating system (running on 68xxx targets), but I can't find any info >on the web about others who may have done this. > >Could you tell me where I can find an up-to-date listing of >successful ports and possibly some contacts of people who may have done >it already. > >Could you also tell me exactly what would be involved in doing the port >as I believe the OS-9 object module format is non-standard. Which gnu >site should I use to get the software, and what is needed to build >a cross compiler/debugger for Unix? > >Also, what class libraries are available (eg. streams) ? > >Is all of this possible, and has it been done? > >Any help would be gratefully received, >Chris Wright. > >_____________________________________________________________ >Chris Wright >Research Associate >MSI Research Institute >Dept. of Manufacturing Engineering >Loughborough University >Ashby Road >Loughborough >LE11 3TU >England > >Fax: (44) 509 267725 >Telephone: (44) 509 263171 x8252 >Direct Line: (44) 509 228252 >Email address: C.D.Wright@lut.ac.uk >_____________________________________________________________ > Hm. Maybe this will help: Did you try these newsgroups? comp.arch.embedded comp.realtime comp.os.os9 comp.sys.m68k Microware is supposed to have a WWW page at http://www.microware.com but it doesn't seem to be working.... Their email is at info@microware.com Finally, there is an OS/9 FAQ at: OS-9 FAQ SUB:OS-9 USE: FTP: WWW: http://www.cs.wisc.edu/~pruyne/os9faq.html MAI:Boisy G. Pitre, boisy@microware.com REM:Remarks Our WWW page at http://www.cera.com/faqroad.htm may also have other pointers which will help, such as the 68K FAQ.... Hope this helps! Regards, NINA PINTO CERA Research ----- FAQ Roadmap: Embedded Systems internet FAQ Roadmap: Programmer's Internet FAQ Roadmap: Search The Internet http://www.cera.com ftp: ftp.cera.com ftp: ftp.netcom.com /pub/ce/cera For information: info@cera.com
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