rdfloyd@ceaport.UUCP (Randy Floyd) (07/01/90)
I saw an article a while back that someone has ported or fixed GNU software for SCO Xenix. I am looking for the same info or if someone has done it for SCO UNIX that would be even better. The problems with the C compiler etc should be about the same. If memory serves the previous article was for anonymous ftp which I am unable to do. I would appreciate help in getting the sources and possibly binaries and am willing to pay shipping. Thanks for the help and sorry for repeat. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
glenn@extro.ucc.su.OZ.AU (Glenn Geers) (07/02/90)
From article <133@ceaport.UUCP>, by rdfloyd@ceaport.UUCP (Randy Floyd): > I saw an article a while back that someone has ported or fixed > GNU software for SCO Xenix. I am looking for the same info or > if someone has done it for SCO UNIX that would be even better. > The problems with the C compiler etc should be about the same. > If memory serves the previous article was for anonymous ftp > which I am unable to do. I would appreciate help in getting > the sources and possibly binaries and am willing to pay > shipping. > Thanks for the help and sorry for repeat. I have successfully built a COFF version of gcc under Xenix using Xenix gcc (OMF) as the initial compiler (not for gnulib - compiled those to asm on a Sun386i). I've also successfully used gld, gas and gdb to debug COFF executables. The system is somewhat restricted since I don't have an absoultely complete COFF library set (I used the MINIX library sources and the system call stuff in gas from a guy in Finland). The patches for Xenix gcc/gas/gdb are not that large. They were posted to alt.sources some time back. Hope this helps, Glenn glenn@extro.ucc.su.oz.au -- Glenn Geers | "So when it's over, we're back to people. Department of Theoretical Physics | Just to prove that human touch can have The University of Sydney | no equal." Sydney NSW 2006 Australia | - Basia Trzetrzelewska, 'Prime Time TV'