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In article <1990Nov2.165314.10425@cunixf.cc.columbia.edu> puglia@cunixa.cc.columbia.edu (Paul Puglia) writes:
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<     1. The AT&T preprocessor has some new features that aren't handled 
<        by gcc.  Most annoying is the #machine preprocessor directive,
<        which the gcc preprocessor does not like at all.  This is a minor
<        problem easily over come by preprocessing with the AT&T preprocessor.

Some folks are working on adding that into GCC.

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<     2. The AT&T compiler no longer prepends an _ for function names. gcc
<        does.  All the runtime library and the start up code function names
<        don't have the underscores. When you go to link you get errors
<        like, "Symbol main undefined". I have gotten around this with the 
<        small programs I written by generating assembler code, then editing
<        the function names by hand.  Does anyone know if there is an easy 
<        way to stop gcc from generating underscores for function names?

Talk to Tom Wood <wood@dg-rtp.dg.com>.

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