acton@cs.ubc.ca (Donald Acton) (01/10/91)
I was wondering if anyone has a C compiler and linker setup to cross-compile on something like a Sun Sparc-4 for an Atari ST. I am in the situation where I have 2 1040s at home (no hard disks) and would like to do a little software development. I figure it is faster to do this on a machine like a Sun at school and then use a high speed modem to transfer the executable to a floppy on one machine for testing on the other. I thought that in the past someone had done this for the gnu cc compiler and if that was the case I was wondering where I might ftp the software from. Thanks Donald Acton acton@cs.ubc.ca
hyc@math.lsa.umich.edu (Howard Chu) (01/11/91)
In article <1991Jan10.053427.22552@cs.ubc.ca> acton@cs.ubc.ca (Donald Acton) writes: > >I was wondering if anyone has a C compiler and linker setup to >cross-compile on something like a Sun Sparc-4 for an Atari ST. I am in >the situation where I have 2 1040s at home (no hard disks) and would >like to do a little software development. I figure it is faster to do >this on a machine like a Sun at school and then use a high speed modem >to transfer the executable to a floppy on one machine for testing on >the other. I thought that in the past someone had done this for the >gnu cc compiler and if that was the case I was wondering where I might >ftp the software from. If you have a floppy drive in a SPARCstation you can write directly to an ST-readable floppy. The gnu stuff on atari.archive has makefiles for use as a cross-compiler as well as running native on Minix and TOS. -- -- Howard Chu @ University of Michigan Flame all you want - we'll take more.