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Looking for easily portable version of C okelly@uk.oracle.com (1995-11-17) |
Re: Looking for easily portable version of C cadams@uk.oracle.com (1995-11-22) |
Newsgroups: | comp.compilers |
From: | cadams@uk.oracle.com (Chris Adams) |
Keywords: | C |
Organization: | Oracle UK |
References: | 95-11-161 |
Date: | Wed, 22 Nov 1995 01:20:09 GMT |
okelly@uk.oracle.com wrote:
>I've got Small-C at the moment, but it's a rather old version and it
>hasn't got structs and things in it, but it is very easy to port,
>compared to somthing like LCC.
>Any recomendations?
>Thanks
>[I'd be surprised if you found a real C compiler easier to port than lcc. -John]
When I looked at LCC, I could not find anything helpfull on porting
it. I had the usual x86, VAX (and SPARC? can't remember) ports, and
info on how to compile these, but no info on porting from scratch
appart from "you need to port [this bit] of the compiler", gee thanks.
Small-C maybe small, but at least you can port it in a couple of hours
by changing one file that is well commented.
:-(
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