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[Files] AmigaOS GCC cross-compiler for Amithlon releasedANN.lu
Posted on 25-Jul-2002 13:57 GMT by Bill Hoggett16 comments
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Jens Langner has released a GCC cross-compiler environment and binaries for compiling/porting existing applications to Amithlon (x86).

x86-ami-gcc
Description from the readme: This archive contains a uptodate version of a AmigaOS (68k)hosted gcc cross compiler environment for compiling/porting existing applications to Amithlon (x86).

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x86-ami-bin
Description from the readme: This archive contains the binutils 2.9.1 version of the AmigaOS (68k) hosted binutils for compiling/porting existing applications to Amithlon (x86).

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The x86-ami-bin.lha archive is required to successfully use the cross-compiler.

This release removes the need for a Linux installation for anyone wanting to develop Amithlon enhanced code.

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Comment 5Gabriele Greco25-Jul-2002 14:32 GMT
Comment 6Bill Hoggett25-Jul-2002 14:43 GMT
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Comment 8Bill Hoggett25-Jul-2002 20:03 GMT
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Comment 11Alkis Tsapanidis26-Jul-2002 12:58 GMT
Comment 12Alkis Tsapanidis26-Jul-2002 12:58 GMT
AmigaOS GCC cross-compiler for Amithlon released : Comment 13 of 16ANN.lu
Posted by Fabio Alemagna on 26-Jul-2002 13:22 GMT
In reply to Comment 11 (Alkis Tsapanidis):
No,it's been converted to be used with gcc AND MOS. It's not compilable as-is for Amithlon.
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