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glibc and floating point?

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From: Jim De Arras
Date: Thu, 02 Jul 1992 02:49
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I would like to use GCC and glib (plus the other GNU tools) to build a  
development system for a new, standalone, 68020 based product.  My question is,  
how complete is the glibc?  Can it support floating point math on a 68k without  
a co-processor?  Is there a fundemental reason it cannot be used for an  
embedded system?

e-mail responses to jmd@cube.handheld.com, or post.

Thanks!

Jim De Arras
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Subject: glibc  and floating point?
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