"Thomas Paulsen" <thomas.paulsen(a)firemail.de> wrote:
SunOS's
compiler that shipped with it wasn't that usable. It didn't
fully support the C standards at the time.
It was used primarily for two things....
*) To bootstrap GCC so one had a usable compiler to build packages.
so this can only be true for later not to say final days of sun-o2,
as gcc wasn't available before.
Was it Stephen's pcc or Dennis CC?
It was PCC based. Once PCC became available with V7, it was used
for porting pretty universally. The 'P' stood for "portable" after
all;
it was explicitly designed for retargeting.
Arnold