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jpr@jpradley.JPr.COM (Jean-Pierre Radley) writes:

>The SCO 3.2v4 Development System is available? My sources don't have it.

Yes, we here in South Africa have had it for about 3 weeks already. It has
several bugs (cc -Ox -CSON causes the compiler to coredump, there are
several bugs in the header files, codeview has many bugs, etc).
All in all, GCC 2.1 is a far superior compiler. However, what
SCO has that is very neat, it support for several different C standards.
ANSI, XPG3, SVID, POSIX are all supported. Just change the command line
and you have a different compiler (sort of). I have made a i386sco324.h
file for GCC 2.1 which emulates this. If anyone has SCO DevSys 3.2v4
and would like to make use of these different standards, let me know and
I'll post that file.

The way I have done it is not very clean, but it does work. Needless to
say, the pre-processor and linker specs are awefully long!

Now, all we need to throw SCO's DevSys out th window is a GDB that will
read SCO generasted core files. Anyone got THAT working yet?

Regards,
Kean Johnston
maw@netcom.netcom.com