gordon@stats.ucl.ac.UK (Gordon Joly Statistics UCL) (12/01/88)
I believe that SunOS 4.0 support exists for g++, but I am not sure to what level. By which I mean should I be able to compile g++ 1.27 [or the next realese (1.31?)] with gcc 1.3[01] on SUN 3/160 or similar under 4.0? Also, what type of code can be produced (static only)? Gordon Joly. P.S. I am mixing g++ 1.27 sources with gcc 1.27 sources, and am looking forward to the promised merged releases. Surface mail: Dr. G.C.Joly, Department of Statistical Science, University College London, Gower Street, LONDON WC1E 6BT, U.K. E-mail: | Tel: +44 1 387 7050 JANET (U.K. network) gordon@uk.ac.ucl.stats | extension 3636 (Arpa/Internet form: gordon@stats.ucl.ac.uk)| FAX: +44 1 387 8057 Relays: ARPA @nss.cs.ucl.ac.uk | EAN: @ean-relay.ac.uk | CSNET: %nss.cs.ucl.ac.uk@relay.cs.net | BITNET: %ukacrl.bitnet@cunyvm.cuny.edu, @ac.uk EARN: @ukacrl.bitnet, @AC.UK, @uk.ac.earn-relay By uucp/Usenet: ....!uunet!mcvax!ukc!stats.ucl.ac.uk!gordon
exodus@mfgfoc.uucp (Greg Onufer) (12/02/88)
From article <8812011142.AA23693@EDDIE.MIT.EDU>, by gordon@stats.ucl.ac.UK (Gordon Joly Statistics UCL): > I believe that SunOS 4.0 support exists for g++, but I am not sure to > what level. By which I mean should I be able to compile g++ 1.27 [or > the next realese (1.31?)] with gcc 1.3[01] on SUN 3/160 or similar > under 4.0? Also, what type of code can be produced (static only)? It works just fine on my system (g++-1.27 + gcc-1.27, compiled by gcc-1.28)... It does produce only statically linked exectuables on my system (It uses its own linker, anyone care to fix it to create dynamically-linked executables? :-) -greg -- Greg Onufer // Focus Semiconductor // University of the Pacific exodus@cheers.uucp (daver!cheers!exodus@Sun.COM) 415-965-0604