Cross compilation using Gnu?

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From: Joe Gwinn, 508-440-3330
Date: Fri, 19 Jun 1992 10:26

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Has anybody heard of or done the following, or anything of the kind:

We have a collection of HP Series 9000/425T/S workstations, which are 
68030-based, soon to become 68040-based, used as hosts.  These run HP-UX 
7.03, soon to become 8.0. 

We also have a collection of Motorola 88K workstations used as targets for 
an embedded application in air traffic control.  These run under Motorola's 
R40V2, soon to become V3.  These are Moto's port of AT&T SVR4, one revision 
ahead of  HP's current (7.03).  HP-UX 8.0 is reported to be SVR4.

We want to compile C code on the hosts, to be run on the targets.  In short, 
we would like to use the Gnu C compiler as a cross-compiler, rather than the 
more usual use as a native (host=target) compiler.

Thanks to all.

Joe

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