latest GCC compiler 68k

Tony Landais · 25 August 2006, 00:45

where can i find the latest GCC foramiga 68k ?
only found outdated versions and dead links

alexh · 25 August 2006, 09:02

Paul Brooke is the current maintainer of GCC 68k

http://gcc.gnu.org/viewcvs?view=rev&revision=115272

alexh · 25 August 2006, 09:06

If you have another computer other than Amiga and you want to do some serious developing then I would recommend that you set up a cross compilation devkit if possible

Tony Landais · 25 August 2006, 11:17

Sounds good

Can you tell me more about the cross compilation devkit ?
And by the way I only see some kind of CVS history on this website, I don't know how to get the files or package.

alexh · 25 August 2006, 11:47

That isnt his website it was a link to his email address.

As well as GCC for 68k you'll need the Amiga libraries if you want to do more than "hello world".

Erm... Amiga cross compilation... where did I read about that last??

http://www.zerohero.se/cross/os3.html

Other links

http://utilitybase.com/article/GCC+I...CC+3.4+Updater

Tony Landais · 25 August 2006, 11:48

I have the libraries and contact him now

thanks

alexh · 25 August 2006, 11:53

http://www.lysator.liu.se/~lcs/files/gg-cross/

Tony Landais · 25 August 2006, 11:59

Me again...
How to unpack RPM?
I looked on google and it seems to be an install format ?

rgen · 25 August 2006, 12:06

See also http://amidevcpp.amiga-world.de/ for an Windows IDE with integrated Amiga cross compilers

rgen · 25 August 2006, 12:10

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tony Landais

Me again...
How to unpack RPM?
I looked on google and it seems to be an install format ?

It's for Linux only and installation depends on your distribution's tools or try rpm on your console.

spiff · 25 August 2006, 12:58

Quote:

Originally Posted by rgen

See also http://amidevcpp.amiga-world.de/ for an Windows IDE with integrated Amiga cross compilers

Sweet, I might just make my first real amiga program

Tony Landais · 25 August 2006, 14:22

Do you know if the NDK 3.9 is already fully included ?
I compiled a reaction application and it seems to work...
Is it realistic/confortable to debug under windows then ?

Tony Landais · 25 August 2006, 14:35

A "hello world" compiled in C++ generates a 627Kb executable

the same code with HisoftC++ is less than 1Kb

I must do something wrong

rgen · 25 August 2006, 15:15

The NDK 3.9 include files are included but not the autodoc files. Someone offers the NDK on his web site but I can't remember who.
You can't debug under windows as this only a compiler but not an amiga emulator.

To reduce the size select the "strip Exe" option, (Right click one the project in the left tree, select project options, choose the Compiler tab and in the Linker section is the option) this reduces the size to <75kb for me. But if possible stay away from the iostreams as these are responsible for the big size. Using PutStr() from dos.library reduces the hello world program to only some kb.

AGN · 27 August 2006, 05:12

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tony Landais

where can i find the latest GCC foramiga 68k ?
only found outdated versions and dead links

It must be GCC?
http://sun.hasenbraten.de/vbcc/
Developed by Frank Wille.

Tony Landais · 27 August 2006, 15:20

NDK3.9 full with autodocs on http://aweb.sunsite.dk/

andreas · 10 October 2006, 09:13

Quote:

Originally Posted by alexh

http://www.zerohero.se/cross/os3.html

Well guys,

there is no plausible reason why the OS 3 gcc 2.95 is not on Aminet, or is there?

And yes I AM able to use a search engine

http://www.aminet.net/search.php?query=gcc+2.95

MOS + Amithlon version. Does not interest the standard A1200/4000 user a lot. This should be immediately put up there, as it's the first location where people search for such things.
Using Google usually reveals in 10 links 9 broken ones, which is a PITA to trawl through ...

voxel · 12 October 2006, 19:24

Hi :-)

Just buy Cubic IDE from dietmar eilert and you will get latests GCC v2.95.3 and v3, and many more extras (NDKs, includes, etc) all preinstalled, with a very efficient editor. really worth a small investment for the service!

thor · 12 October 2006, 23:48

If you just need GCC, you can download the C/C++ Add-On Package from his site for free. It's the IDE that costs the money.

andreas · 13 October 2006, 17:45

Thanks

But that's not what I mean. I mean UNLESS the legal situation is a problem it is best to have this centralized on Aminet. I did mail that guy why he didn't want to upload it on Aminet, but I got no answer yet ...

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25 August 2006, 09:02	#2
alexh Thalion Webshrine Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Oxford Posts: 14,379	Paul Brooke is the current maintainer of GCC 68k http://gcc.gnu.org/viewcvs?view=rev&revision=115272

25 August 2006, 09:06	#3
alexh Thalion Webshrine Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Oxford Posts: 14,379	If you have another computer other than Amiga and you want to do some serious developing then I would recommend that you set up a cross compilation devkit if possible

25 August 2006, 11:47	#5
alexh Thalion Webshrine Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Oxford Posts: 14,379	That isnt his website it was a link to his email address. As well as GCC for 68k you'll need the Amiga libraries if you want to do more than "hello world". Erm... Amiga cross compilation... where did I read about that last?? http://www.zerohero.se/cross/os3.html Other links http://utilitybase.com/article/GCC+I...CC+3.4+Updater

25 August 2006, 11:48	#6
Tony Landais Zone Friend Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: uk Posts: 426	I have the libraries and contact him now thanks

25 August 2006, 11:53	#7
alexh Thalion Webshrine Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Oxford Posts: 14,379	http://www.lysator.liu.se/~lcs/files/gg-cross/

25 August 2006, 11:59	#8
Tony Landais Zone Friend Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: uk Posts: 426	Me again... How to unpack RPM? I looked on google and it seems to be an install format ?

25 August 2006, 12:06	#9
rgen Registered User Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Aachen/Germany Age: 46 Posts: 190	See also http://amidevcpp.amiga-world.de/ for an Windows IDE with integrated Amiga cross compilers

25 August 2006, 14:22	#12
Tony Landais Zone Friend Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: uk Posts: 426	Do you know if the NDK 3.9 is already fully included ? I compiled a reaction application and it seems to work... Is it realistic/confortable to debug under windows then ?

25 August 2006, 15:15	#14
rgen Registered User Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Aachen/Germany Age: 46 Posts: 190	The NDK 3.9 include files are included but not the autodoc files. Someone offers the NDK on his web site but I can't remember who. You can't debug under windows as this only a compiler but not an amiga emulator. To reduce the size select the "strip Exe" option, (Right click one the project in the left tree, select project options, choose the Compiler tab and in the Linker section is the option) this reduces the size to <75kb for me. But if possible stay away from the iostreams as these are responsible for the big size. Using PutStr() from dos.library reduces the hello world program to only some kb.

27 August 2006, 15:20	#16
Tony Landais Zone Friend Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: uk Posts: 426	NDK3.9 full with autodocs on http://aweb.sunsite.dk/

12 October 2006, 19:24	#18
voxel Amiga Nuts! Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Le Mayet d'Ecole, 03800, FRANCE Posts: 176	Hi :-) Just buy Cubic IDE from dietmar eilert and you will get latests GCC v2.95.3 and v3, and many more extras (NDKs, includes, etc) all preinstalled, with a very efficient editor. really worth a small investment for the service!

12 October 2006, 23:48	#19
thor Registered User Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Germany Posts: 899	If you just need GCC, you can download the C/C++ Add-On Package from his site for free. It's the IDE that costs the money.

13 October 2006, 17:45	#20
andreas Zone Friend Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Germany Age: 50 Posts: 5,857	Thanks But that's not what I mean. I mean UNLESS the legal situation is a problem it is best to have this centralized on Aminet. I did mail that guy why he didn't want to upload it on Aminet, but I got no answer yet ...

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