Re: A89: output from gcc
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Re: A89: output from gcc
> > Thanks for the response. However, I am running under win. I was under the
> > impression that tigcc is a speccially moddified version of gcc that will
> > only run under windows. Is there a version for linux?
>
> I haven't heard of that, no. I don't think that it would be hard to
> port it back though, all in all gcc is a unix tool :-)
> I don't actually know what are the differences between a normal m68k
> gcc and the tigcc ? Maybe it's only the target description files ?
"tigcc" is the linker and the do-it-all-program. The package actually contains
the EGCS stuff from that site that's mentioned in the docs.
What's more, since TI-GCC includes the source and is under the GPL, anyone can
and is free to make a Linux version of it as long as they follow the GPL
guidelines.
/ Niklas Brunlid
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