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  • 68k cross compiler for windows?

    From Mux@21:1/5 to All on Sat Sep 12 12:13:32 2015
    Hi All,

    Aside from GCC / Cygwin, does anyone know if there are any command-line C compilers out there, preferably with source that output decent code? While the GCC/Cygwin path is an option I'd prefer to have something like LLVM or similar but I have yet to find
    a proper 68k backend. Ashware and some others basically use Cygwin etc. but I'm really looking for a native windows based compiler.

    Thanks!

    -Mux

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  • From Robert Heller@21:1/5 to Mux on Sat Sep 12 17:34:07 2015
    At Sat, 12 Sep 2015 12:13:32 -0700 (PDT) Mux <yvo.zoer@gmail.com> wrote:


    Hi All,

    Aside from GCC / Cygwin, does anyone know if there are any command-line C c= ompilers out there, preferably with source that output decent code? While t= he GCC/Cygwin path is an option I'd prefer to have something like LLVM or s= imilar but I have yet to find a proper 68k backend. Ashware and some others=
    basically use Cygwin etc. but I'm really looking for a native windows base= d compiler.

    It is probably doubtful that you find a better C or C++ compiler w/ source
    than GCC. The only 'native windows' compilers I know of are M$'s, but they
    are only for MS-Windows / x86 and don't come with source.

    It is *trivial* to build a GCC cross compiler under Linux (that runs natively under Linux)...



    Thanks!

    -Mux


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