27 Sep
2022
27 Sep
'22
4:43 p.m.
On Sep 27, 2022, at 5:28 PM, Stefan Skoglund via
cctalk <cctalk(a)classiccmp.org> wrote:
fre 2022-09-23 klockan 10:30 -0400 skrev emanuel stiebler via cctalk:
I don't know how old a GCC you can build on current machines. The other way around,
yes. But it's hard to see why old on new would be a problem. You can grab any GCC
version you want and try it yourself.
As for when i860 disappeared, no idea. The release notes would say, so you could search
those. Or the ChangeLogs. A quick scan says that i860 support was removed in 2002, put
back in 2003. The newest reference is in 2005. So if you grab a 2004 release of GCC
it's likely to have the support.
Similarly, FWIW, I see references to i960 in the 2003 ChangeLog.
paul
Hi all,
anybody has some GCC or any other tool chain for the above?
Or some pointers, which was the last version of the GCC tool chain
which
supported the i860, and would be still compile-able on this days
tools/OS's?
Anything?
Thanks in advance!
pick together something like a sunos 5 or sunos4 machine and build the
tool-chain on that ?