schwartz@gondor.cs.psu.edu (Scott E. Schwartz) (02/01/88)
In article <8801261521.AA03511@ucbvax.Berkeley.EDU> jr@BBN.COM writes: >okay. GNU runs on Sun3 and VMS VAX. Folks are working on the Sun4 >version as we speak. Done! All you need is a crt0.s file, which is easily gotten by dissasembling /lib/crt0.o and tweaking a few things, or better yet writing to Sun and getting the official GNU crt0.s code. (Which chuq@sun.com says will be in the next emacs release). Type make, and all is well. Sun also warns that using the -O option might cause unpredictable malfunctions in emacs, since the code is full of lint and the sparc is more restrictive about lots of things that VAXen and Sun3s will let you get away with. Nonetheless, I compiled with -O and nothing has gone wrong yet (a few weeks of light use), and it runs a lot faster than without -O. -- Scott Schwartz schwartz@gondor.cs.psu.edu