From: David Engel <david AT istwok DOT ods DOT com>
Subject: Re: Reasons not to use DJGPP :-)
To: dj AT ctron DOT com (DJ Delorie)
Date: Thu, 6 Feb 92 13:38:02 CST
Cc: boutell AT freezer DOT cns DOT udel DOT edu, csa AT pennies DOT sw DOT stratus DOT com,
        djgpp AT sun DOT soe DOT clarkson DOT edu
Status: O

> I've used djgpp 1.05 to port gcc2, and I do exactly that.  gcc uses
> system() to call cc1.

I haven't heard much about gcc2, but I thought I heard that it will have
better support for cross compilation.  Although I use djgpp occasionally,
my main work deals with embedded systems (currently with a 68030).  Just
for grins, I tried compiling a version of djgpp for the 68k a while back.
Gas ported easily and appeared to work rather well, but cc1 and the rest
needed a *lot* more work than I was willing to spend at the time.  So ...
my question is how hard will it be using djgpp2 to create a version that
runs under DOS but generates 68k executables?

David Engel