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In article <pes.722899636@regent.e-technik.tu-muenchen.de> pes@regent.e-technik.tu-muenchen.dbp.de (Peter Schauer) writes:
+>jimlynch@netcom.com (Jim Lynch) writes:
+>
+>>Hi, I'm trying to port gcc to a machine that uses 16-bit PC-relative
+>>addressing for code references (which introduces the requirement for
+>>limited-size segments) and register indexed addressing for data
+>>references. Can this be done in the machine description file?
+>>Also, the code segments mentioned above need to refer to each other
+>>as (segment number, jump table entry number), implying that such a
+>>jump table would be built at the beginning of each segment.
+>
+>>Thirdly, I have a need to be able to create and refer to functions
+>>which use some particular flavor of Pascal stack/calling conventions.
+>
+>The "machine" isn't a Macintosh, no ? :-)
+>You obviously know what the FSF thinks about Apple, so why are you
+>disguising it like that ?

Microware's OS9 operating system uses 16-bit PC-relative, address register
based variable reference, jump tables, and there is a Pascal compiler
which runs on it as well. (But I will admit that the Mac-OS is probably
the likely target.)