> Here is a sample of cpp input which is based on
> my previous post. I tested on:
>
> * Mac OS X 10.4 on G3 PowerPC (default is LP32)
> * HP-UX 11 on IA64 & HP C compiler (default is LP32. +DD64 makes LP64).
> * AIX 5.2 on ppc64 & Hitachi C compiler (default is LP32. -64 makes LP64).
> * GNU/Linux (glibc-2.7) on amd64 & gcc-3.3 (default is LP64, -m32 makes LP32).
> * GNU/Linux (glibc-2.7) on i386 & Tiny C compiler (default is LP32).
> * FreeBSD 4.11 on i386 & gcc-2.95.4 (LP32 but inttypes.h has uint64_t).
> * FreeBSD 6.2 on amd64 & gcc-3.4.6 (default is LP64, -m32 makes LP64).
Thanks a lot for your great analysis and code! Please install
whatever you think is appropriate.
> Also the requirement of support for 16bit-integer platform
> should be discussed. Yet I don't have any good system to
> run configure - anybody has access to legacy Minix for 8086?
Hmm. What about running, say, the emx compiler in an MSDOS shell
within a BOCHS (or DOSEMU) session? A longer time ago I did this to
check whether 16bit support still works. It might be a good exercise
to test this again. Reason: 16bit compilers might detect problems not
visible to 32bit compilers.
Werner
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