Hello PageStream,

On 2005-08-30, you wrote:
> Hi,

> Anyone here have experience cross-compiling from a Linux (or Windows) setup
> to Amiga 68k? As I said Sunday, if I didn't have the Pegasas back up in a
> few days I was going to look into cross-compiling from another platform. I
> can do this easy enough from Amithlon, but for a couple reasons I am
> thinking it might be nice to be able to compile from a Linux setup.

> So, before I decide one way or another I thought I would see if anyone on
> this list had practical experience with this or had some more
> recent/relevant knowledge on such a task. I'm downloading some things right
> now and will install _something_ tonight. I even thought if I had a cross
> compiler to MOS hosted on Linux I could recompile the source and release an
> update for MOS users as well (I have the source, etc, just not the
> executables as I don't normally keep those backed up between online
> releases...)

the person to ask is probably the author of AHI, I think he made a linux cross
compiler.

there should also be a windows version of vbcc with amiga target(s) (as is the vbcc name for cross-compilers)

> BTW, is Geek Gadgets dead? I can't seem to find the website any longer.

yes and no, the orginal 'providers' are dead
geek gadgets is now available from (for instance)
http://gg.portail-e.com/geekgadgets/
(it has the same dir layout as geekgadgets)
one can also obtain some from back2roots.org (don't know how much they have of geekgadgets)

the future development of gcc on the amiga seem's to be located at
adtools at sourceforge.net (http://www.sourceforge.net/projects/adtools)
they haven't released anything sofar.

With kind Regards,
Jan-Erik Karlsson
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