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Re: New Version of AROS released
« on: February 28, 2003, 09:42:51 PM »
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Anybody knows how the native
compiler progresses ?


It's coming along, as Matt already said. There's quite some way to go yet, though, since I want to do a clean job.

Right now the binutils (that is, the linker, the assembler and a few other tools) are being worked on and almost finished in their cross-platform version, meaning that you'll soon be able to download the latest version of the binutils from the official source and you'll be able to configure it to produce code runnable under AROS.

Right after the binutils I'll tackle gcc, which will be a much easier job. Still in the "cross" form, though.

Then, with those tools, I'll be able to attempt a native compilation of the binutils, and then of gcc. But for this to happen in a clean way some work will have to be done on the AROS' libc, since right now it's missing most of the signaling stuff.

All this is done in my spare time, which I'm not rich of these last days...
 

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Re: New Version of AROS released
« Reply #1 on: March 01, 2003, 12:03:42 PM »
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If that is your attitude then I will think twice before I waste another CD on the AROS project.


Ehy, dude, calm down! Matt wasn't attacking you at all, he was just being ironic :)
 

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Re: New Version of AROS released
« Reply #2 on: March 01, 2003, 12:05:37 PM »
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It is just that sometimes ago someone told me that C++ would only work once the native-gcc is done.


No, don't worry, that's not the case.

Actually, you could use C++ right now already, however you won't be able to use the standard C++ library nor exceptions, since those things need to be specifically adapted to AROS.
 

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Re: New Version of AROS released
« Reply #3 on: March 01, 2003, 02:04:26 PM »
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Mmmh you mean classes with virtual-fucntions and so on now work ?


Yes, they do. However. you'll have to define your own operator new and the like.