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Support GCC Sparc
See original GitHub issueWith hints on how:
The easiest for Matt Godbolt would be to take the 4.9.4 release of GCC and compile it with "--target=sparc-leon-linux-gnu". If you want to include support for the "-mfix-b2bst" flag I can send you that patch.
Daniel Cederman
Cobham Gaisler
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I don’t mind about the diversion, but this issue was initially about Gcc and not Clang. So the question is, would that actually satisfy the original request?
Apparently it’s my turn this year 😉 I would have had some use for a sparc implementation today.
From a quick glimpse over the repo and this commit that adds a new cross compiler, I think pretty much all that is needed (in the best case where no ct-ng or other patches are required) is a working crosstool-ng configuration and an entry in
build_cross_compilers.sh. Is that correct?