On Wed, 1 Oct 1997 21:17:01 +0200 (MET DST) 
 Markus Illenseer <markus@core.de> wrote:

 > > 	68000
 > 
 >  This asumes that Atari, Amiga and the Mac-port are finally binary-compatible.
 > Are they? (I dont now)

All of the m68k ports are, for the most part, binary compatible.  There
are a few nits regarding hardware ioctls and disklabels that aren't, yet.

 > > 68020? 68030? 68040? 68060? 
 > 
 >  I vote for 020. Everything else is downward-compatible. The 060-optimization
 > of the GCC is, err, non-existant.
 >
 > > v7 sparc? v8 sparc? 
 > 
 >  Dunno.
 > 
 > > 386? 486? Pentium? Pentium Pro? Pentium II?
 > 
 >  Does that matter? If so, how about 386 and Pentium - common base.

We should just use the compiler defaults, like are used to build the
NetBSD system sources.

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