Re: lcc 3.1 ported to vsta

From: Dave Hudson <dave_at_nospam.org>
Date: Wed Dec 21 1994 - 21:28:37 PST

Hi,

Jeremy Fitzhardinge wrote:
>
> I've recompiled a few things, and found that things which behaved
> oddly with gcc work properly when compiled with lcc. For example,
> I compiled the rs232 server with gcc and it completely failed to
> work: ./rs232 wouldn't print a usage message. I recompiled with
> lcc and it worked well. gcc couldn't really be that broken, but
> I didn't even need to have to look to work out the problem.

The bug here isn't with gcc it's in ld - there's a problem with binaries
that have text blocks between 1 and 32 bytes larger than a page. Andy and I
clobbered this a while back so it'll be in 1.3.3

BTW, as I seem to be a little in the dark about lcc is it just a C compiler
or will it do C++ as well? Is there an FAQ somewhere around? If we're
going to adopt it as our main compiler, perhaps now would be a good time to
look at a newer native port of gcc that can be available as an extra if it's
wanted :-)

                        Regards,
                        Dave
Received on Wed Dec 21 21:24:41 1994

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