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The announcement of the availability of GCC for AIX 2.2.1
was the primary reason to buy a used RT for home use.

Hence, my first project was building GCC. At that time,
I did not know about all the native CC compiler flags
regarding floating point usage ( -f and -f2, -lfm ).

Because I did not use any building GCC, I suspect
my GCC compiled code will do all floating point 
in software , right ?

Rebuilding GCC with fcc -f2 as the native compiler
and changing the gcc link specs to make gcc link
with libfm.a and friends will do the trick, right ?

Or is there a way of making GCC understand the -msoft-float
flag so I can decide whether the code should use the FPA
or not ?

But then I remember reading in comp.sys.ibm.pc.rt
that someone made a version of GCC that directly emits
floating point code, but that the diffs for building
this version were rejected by the FSF. Are these
diffs available somewhere ?

Thank you.

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