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Cross compilers for Sun3 running on Sun4 konath@sj.ATE.SLB.COM (1991-05-13) |
Newsgroups: | comp.compilers |
From: | konath@sj.ATE.SLB.COM (Kannan Konath) |
Keywords: | C, sparc, question |
Organization: | Compilers Central |
Date: | Mon, 13 May 91 11:50:29 CDT |
Hi,
We are in need of a cross compiler running on the Sun Sparc SLC but
generates code for a Sun3 target. At present, the developers have Sparcs
but use a Sun3 to generate the code. It would be a lot faster, if we were
able to do this on the Sun Sparc.
We use the Sun cc compiler both on the Sparc and the Sun3. I do know that
Sun Microsystems does come out with cross compilers for their machines.
Have you used this product? If so, what are the chances that the code
generated, by the Sparc for the Sun3, is different from the code generated
by the cc compiler directly on the Sun3? At this stage in our development
we would like to speed things up but not if we have to handle additional
problems like the code from the cc compiler and the cross compiler being
different. Does this question make sense?
kannan
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[I'd be surprised if the code were different, assuming the same version of
the compiler on both hosts. Also consider GCC which can easily be persuaded
to cross compile between SPARC and 68K. -John]
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