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Jan Humme <humme@euronet.nl> wrote:

>Over a year ago, I picked up an Xcompiler on PC of GNU targeted for M68k 
>embedded software somewhere in Sweden ( I think?). Thanks to a new 
>release of my internet user software (thank you, service provider), I lost all my 
>previous ftp-addresses, so I don't recall where I got it.

 If your cat has been called for jury duty... or the army has drafted
your long-dead uncle for the third time this year...  it is because
computers just happen to make mistakes sometimes and forget a lot of
things all the time;-).

  When the phone company insist you owe them for 25 calls to Kuala
Lumpur last month or your once-healthy bank account now resemble the
national debt -- then: Computer Haters of the World Unite!

>Now it occurred to me, that C++ is an integral part of the GNU software, 
>so I  created a .CC file with some C++ code in it, and tried to compile it.
>The error message is: CC1PLUS.EXE: not found or something similar. 
>Indeed: there is no such file anywhere on my disk.

>Q: what is CC1PLUS.EXE, where do I get it, and will it work with my 
>Xcompiler?

 The 'cc1plus' is the C++ compiler part of gcc...

 The m68k cross-compiler seems indeed to  have not this part,  I just
checked the m68k.zip that I have now.... It seems to have
'cc1obj.exe', however.
 
>Q: who knows where I got this Xcompiler?

 I think you have the Jayasooriah gcc-2.6.0 for m68k and you got it at
ftp.lysator.liu.se/pub/msdos/gnu/gcc-dos-m68k...

>Thanx.

 If you don't find the missing 'cc1plus.exe' somewhere or need a newer
version with all those exception-handling and other C++-updates
(2.7.x), so mail me, I'm considering to add this and the Coactive
m68hc11 cross-compiler to my multiple-target-experiments... (I already
have 2.7.1-compilers for go32, emx and win32 targets running under DOS
and Linux)

 Happy New Year,
 Kai