cracraft@wheaties.ai.mit.edu (Stuart Cracraft) (04/11/89)
Hi, This letter describes my experiences with GNU CC ("gcc") on a stock ATT System V/386 machine (Toshiba 5100). The system compiler is a pcc-derivative. Compilation succeeded with the first Make (as described in INSTALL). However, upon doing: make CC=stage1/gcc CFLAGS="-g -O -Bstage1/" c-parse.tab.c ... the make failed. The symptom of the failure is a lot of disk accesses, maybe a lot of compiler temporary-file work, and just an infinite suspension of belief. This also happens when including "-msoft-float" in the command line above. The same symtpoms occur (as described in the previous paragraph). To the best of my knowledge, this system does not have a floating point chip assist. Stuart
cracraft@wheaties.ai.mit.edu (Stuart Cracraft) (04/16/89)
This is to confirm the pleasant arrival (perhaps not the first!) of GNU CC (a.k.a. "gcc") on a Toshiba 5100 laptop running its standard os (a stock ATT System V Unix, Release 3.0). The baby arrived at 9:40pm, Saturday April 15. Zero pounds. There were three stages to the delivery, with the final stage seeing the baby deliver itself. Stuart