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C++ Compiler rerhea@purcell.isrc.sandia.gov) (1994-08-18) |
Newsgroups: | comp.lang.c++,comp.compilers |
From: | rerhea@purcell.isrc.sandia.gov (Ron Rhea (ATA)) |
Keywords: | question, C++, comment |
Organization: | Sandia National Laboratories |
Date: | Thu, 18 Aug 1994 16:00:13 GMT |
The latest version of Sun's C++ compiler (SPARCcompiler C++ 4.0) only
generates native SPARC chip code and cannot be used in cross-compilation
environments such as is needed for VxWorks. Does anyone have a
recommendation for a C++ compiler that
- is CFront-compatible
- runs under Solaris
- can be used with cross-compilers such as the GNU Toolkit
- supports latest features of C++ such as templates and exception handling
- is independent of a development environment such as ObjectCenter
Thanks in advance.
[Given what a mess cfront is, can anything other than cfront itself really be
compatible with it? -John]
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