dlnash@ut-ngp.UUCP (Donald L. Nash) (07/29/87)
We have an Encore Multimax here at UT Austin. It has 8 NS32032's in it, but will hold more (up to 20 I think). It does not come with pcc, but with the Greenhills C Compiler, which has the cpp built in as an integral part of the compiler. However, a separate cpp is still available for those cases when it is needed. It defines the following macros which were not in the recently posted list: n16 ns16000 ns32000 ghs It also defines unix, __FILE__, and __LINE__. The ghs macro, which I suppose means "Greenhills", is only found when the compiler proper does the preprocessing, it is not found in the separate cpp. Don Nash UUCP: ...!{ihnp4, allegra, seismo!ut-sally}!ut-ngp!dlnash ARPA: dlnash@ngp.UTEXAS.EDU BITNET: CCEU001@UTADNX, DLNASH@UTADNX TEXNET: UTADNX::CCEU001, UTADNX::DLNASH UUU UUU U U The University of Texas at Austin U TTTTUTTTTTTTTT Computation Center U T U TT T U U TT "The world is basically non-linear." UUUUUUU TT TT TTTT
ron@topaz.rutgers.edu (Ron Natalie) (08/04/87)
The @&$#^% Greenhills compiler on our System V 68K box also defines the symbol "sun". Foo, this is carrying the all 68000's are Suns approach that Sun uses with NFS (/usr.MC68020) too far. Fortunately, you can get rid of this by modifying the cc command. -Ron