Subject: Re: explain gcc and where do I get it
To: Michael Mielko <michaelmielko@mac.com>
From: J. Benedict <raoul@olympus.net>
List: port-mac68k
Date: 07/29/2004 15:40:40
>thank you to all of you who helped me with my first basic questions.
>
>Now, what is the gcc compiler and where do I get it ? I would want
>to run it on a mac OS X (Dual processor G4 ) machine.
gcc compiles your source code so that the OS can understand what to do with it.
The best thing to do is to get the Mac OS X Developer Tools cd and
install it. It should have come with the OS when you bought it. You
*did* buy it, didn't you?
There is tons of stuff from the GNU people at gnuosx.org . Apple
also has a pretty good selection of free stuff available at
http://macosx,com/downloads.
>
>
>Can I cross compile from mac os X to the mac 68030 machine
>(Macintosh performa 460)
Yes.
>
>How would I configure everything.... ?
The question you ask is way too broad. RTFM and, if you have
questions based on something you have done, come back and ask
specific questions.
jeff
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Jeffrey E. Benedict raoul@olympus.net
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