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In article <1991Aug7.064031.615@sciences.sdsu.edu>  arul@saturn.sdsu.edu (Arul Ananthanarayanan) writes: 
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>We are interested in using gcc as a cross-compiler to generate
>code for Motorola 680X0 based single board computers (MVME147, MVME133 etc.).
>Specifically we would like to use a Sun 4 as the host platform.

I'm interested in a similar matter. I want to cross-compile for a 386 PC-clone.
I have a SPARCstation SLC with SunOS 4.1.1 where I'm running a graphical design tool for
SDL (CCITT Specification & Description Language). The tool (SDT: SDL Design Tool by
Telesoft AB, Sweden) generates C-code which I want to compile on the workstation.

For the moment I generate code on the workstation and then transfer it to the PC where I
compile it. As I'm generating quite large programs and there is a lot of additional C-code
to link together it's a bit tricky to keep in mind where changes are made. Therefor I want
to do everything on the workstation and then just transfer the executable to my PC.

Can I do this with gcc and if so, from where can I ftp it?


                /Thommy M.

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