i860 support

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From: Craig Steele
Date: Mon, 11 Oct 1993 20:37

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Given that the i860 is something of a relic now, could anyone tell me
about the status of gcc support for the i860.  Does gcc version 2.x
work, and in particular, is the g++ front-end usable?  I have access
to the Portland Group C compiler, which is supposed to be the only
compiler capable of effectively dealing with the 860's odd pipelines,
but would like to use C++ if possible.  Has it been done or did
everyone lose interest?

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