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Which floating point for the m68k?

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From: Peter R. Ham
Date: Tue, 22 Aug 1989 01:40
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Right now, I'm not really sure which floating point unit 
I have in this sun3 on my desk.
What are the possiblities?

1) no floating point hardward

2) a ..881

3) an fp

4) both 2 and 3?

Gas doesn't seem to recognize instructions like
"fpmoved" and "fp<etc>". Yet, gcc produces them?

If I'm using gas does that restrict my options
for configuring gcc?
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Subject: Which floating point for the m68k?
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