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From: "Larry" <mrbitty AT cedar DOT alberni DOT net>
To: <cygwin AT cygwin DOT com>
Subject: Compiler option questions
Date: Wed, 4 Apr 2001 21:12:44 -0700
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I have downloaded and installed the Cygwin package and it works despite my
having NO knowledge of Unix or C. My objectives are VERY limited. I want to
learn PowerPC assembly language and I thought that doing some C compiles and
looking over the assembly source output would be helpful. So, all I want to
do is make the GCC compiler generate PowerPC assembly code to some file that
I can look over. In checking the documentation it seems that I can tell the
compiler to generate code for a Powerpc machine by using the "-mpowerpc"
parameter. It also seems that I can tell the compiler to quit after
generating this code by using the "-s" parameter. I'm entering these options
on the command line like:
"gcc hello.c -mpowerpc -s", but it isn't working. Thanks for any help.


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