mcg@mipon2.intel.com (Steven McGeady) (11/14/89)
In article <1136@pcsbst.UUCP>, jkh@meepmeep.pcs.com (Jordan K. Hubbard) writes: > > A short time back I either received mail or read a posting (I forget which) > from someone at Intel saying that they'd done a complete GCC 1.35 / GDB 3.2 > port to the i860 and that both could be had for a reasonable shipping and > handling charge. I sent a message out saying that I had a complete development environment for the Intel *960* (nine-sixty), Intel's 32-bit RISC processor for the embedded control market, and that this package includes gcc960 v1.36, gas960, gld960, gar960, and gdb960, as well as the other a.out utilities, a true public-domain C library, a runtime monitor, and some other stuff. This is available from Intel as order number GNU960T, for about $200. Deliveries will begin in mid-December. Intel does not currently offer support for this package. This package (sans binaries, printed manuals, and a few other things) will be made available by anonymous ftp for those who can't even muster $200. I can't comment on availability of GNU software for the 860, other than to suggest that you look in the gcc 1.36 release, which does include an 860 target. S. McGeady Intel Corp (503) 696-4393