20 Jan
2002
20 Jan
'02
3:19 a.m.
In article by Lars Brinkhoff:
norman(a)nose.cs.utoronto.ca writes:
The next question is, why to do this, and for which operating system(s)?
If it's to get an ANSI C compiler, or some extra performance, then I
can see the point. If it's to ditch a `contaminated' compiler, then
I can see a few difficulties, especially if the target is 2.11BSD
The 2.11BSD linker knows an awful lot about overlays, and any replacement
would need to do the same.
Anway, that's my $0.02. I thought about porting lcc to 2.11BSD ages ago,
but I've never had the time to do it.
Cheers,
Warren
I would probably use lcc as a cross-compiler
myself, after writing
or snitching a code generator of course.
bwc(a)borf.com writes:
I got Dennis' sixth edtion compiler to
compile not long ago.
My advice would be to start there.
How about the 2.11BSD compiler?