taylor@lanai.cs.ucla.edu (Charles Taylor) (08/01/89)
I got the recently posted kit of programs needed to run GNU CC on an Apollo under SR 10.1. I'm right now in the middle of building it, and I'd like to know one thing before I go on: Do I need to port and compile the GNU assembler (gas) as well in order to run GNU CC? If anybody's successfully gotten GNU CC to work, I'd appreciate it if you'd drop me a note and tell me what you had to do... Thanks, Matt Kennel kennel@cognet.ucla.edu
dclemans@mentor.com (Dave Clemans @ APD x1292) (08/05/89)
From article <26119@shemp.CS.UCLA.EDU>, by taylor@lanai.cs.ucla.edu (Charles Taylor): > > I got the recently posted kit of programs needed to run GNU CC > on an Apollo under SR 10.1. > > I'm right now in the middle of building it, and I'd like to know one > thing before I go on: > > Do I need to port and compile the GNU assembler (gas) as well in order > to run GNU CC? > > If anybody's successfully gotten GNU CC to work, I'd appreciate it if > you'd drop me a note and tell me what you had to do... > > Thanks, > Matt Kennel > kennel@cognet.ucla.edu Presuming that you are talking about my gnu->coff converter, yes you do have to compile gas; the output of gas is what the converter operates on. dgc