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Subject: SCO cross compiler
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Hi:
I was reading gcc's documentation, and it seems easy to make a cross
compiler, once you have the appropiate libs.
Precompiled SCO gcc's are available in SCO and in ftp.jcu.edu.au ....
I believe many developers would like to wrtie software for SCO without
buying it.
Would it be a good idea to have a cross compiler to an emulated system or
should I try to run the original compiler?

best regards,
Pedro.