> Do you know if the GCC module for GoldEDAIX will be compatible with the AOS4 GCC compiler?
I don't know if GoldED, as a whole, will work with AOS4. I have no contact with the developers, no access to betas, and will not purchase a PPC computer, A1 and/or Pegasos. I hope it will work, but it might not.
To answer your question: There is a C/C++ module included with GoldED, for C development, but no "gcc module". The C/C++ mode consists of various parts: syntax highlighting, online help, toolbar to run often-used commands (make etc), a program to set compiler options via a GUI, makefile generation, etc. I don't think that any of this would break, regardless of the gcc version. For example, if the gcc of OS4 has additional command line options, then those can still be used with the options program, which has a list for new options. However, syntax highlighting wouldn't recognize AOS4 functions, and online help wouldn't know about AOS4 prototypes, until the corresponding configuration files are updated.
As to the usefulness of the C/C++ mode, it depends on access to OS includes. If the AOS4 developer material is made available freely, as was the case recently with the OS39NDK, I'll make sure that it is included with GoldED, that syntax highlighting is up-to-date, that online help is available, etc, to make life as convenient as possible for AOS4 developers.