genemans@mac.dartmouth.edu (Jan K. Genemans) (05/25/90)
A friend who just got a job in which he has to use "C" in a MS-DOS
environment wants to know if UNIX based GNU project "C" Compiler (gcc)
has been ported to the MS-DOS environment (like GAWK for instance). I
have already scanned the simtel20 archive for it and couldn't find it.
If there is an implementation where can it be obtained? Any anonymous
ftp site and/or bbs would be helpful.
Thanks.
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In article <22285@dartvax.Dartmouth.EDU> genemans@mac.dartmouth.edu (Jan K. Genemans) writes:
jan> A friend who just got a job in which he has to use "C" in a MS-DOS
jan> environment wants to know if UNIX based GNU project "C" Compiler (gcc)
jan> has been ported to the MS-DOS environment (like GAWK for instance). I
jan> --
jan> Jan Genemans | USENET: genemans@mac.dartmouth.edu
jan> U.S.M.M.A. | UUCP: ...!dartvax!mac.dartmouth.edu!genemans
GCC suppoces, that your machine has 32-bit integer and linear memory (or
something). Since 80386 has this, it is possible to develope a 386 GCC. GCC
for 386 UNIX quite straight forward implementation, but I read from something
(comp.gnu.gcc ?) that there are at least two versions of GCC for MSDOS, one
using some 386 extension environment and another which has it builtin.
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Finlandjja@etana.tut.fi (Ahola Jari) (05/27/90)
From article <AV.90May26131925@kielo.uta.fi>, by av@kielo.uta.fi (Arto V. Viitanen): > In article <22285@dartvax.Dartmouth.EDU> genemans@mac.dartmouth.edu (Jan K. Genemans) writes: > jan> A friend who just got a job in which he has to use "C" in a MS-DOS > jan> environment wants to know if UNIX based GNU project "C" Compiler (gcc) > jan> has been ported to the MS-DOS environment (like GAWK for instance). I > GCC suppoces, that your machine has 32-bit integer and linear memory (or > something). Since 80386 has this, it is possible to develope a 386 GCC. GCC > for 386 UNIX quite straight forward implementation, but I read from something > (comp.gnu.gcc ?) that there are at least two versions of GCC for MSDOS, one > using some 386 extension environment and another which has it builtin. > -- Yes, it has been done. Contact the author: mjr@tut.fi -jja Jari 'jja' Ahola |Tampere University of Technology, Signal Processing Lab Opiskelijankatu 16A12 |P.O. Box 527, 33101 Tampere, Finland 33720 Tampere, Finland|Tel (intl) 358 31 162708 (work)/358 31 174009 (home) Puh. 931-174009 |Net address: jja@tut.fi, AHOLA@FINTUTA (BITNET), bix:jja