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From: Mark Armour
Date: Mon, 04 Dec 1995 00:00
Date: Mon, 04 Dec 1995 00:00
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I have been having a myriad of problems porting cpp to DOS. I am building a compiler for a DSP that must run on UNIX and DOS. So we got the gcc distribution and ported the cpp portion to work on UNIX, which worked great, and then DOS which doesn't work at all (the way I am doing it). Does anyone out there have experience with this? I just used the source files cccp.c, cexp,c and version.c and the header files pcp.h and tm.h. How should my config.h file be constructed. I need to run this on a 386 or Pentium. Also, can I run cpp without having the rest of gcc (include directories, etc...) hosted on the system. cccp.c has several include path macros that it seems to be using. Excuse my ignorance. I am trying to port this code without having to seriously debug it. Any help would be tremendously appreciated. Please send e-mail to markjane@peak.org. Mark Armour Performance Computing
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