Timothy Sipples wrote:
Thinking out loud some more, it seems much of the service could be done via
convenient e-mail.
You'd send an e-mail with a file attachment (in common formats like .zip,
.tar, .tar.gz) containing your source code, make file, etc. You'd send the
e-mail to something like:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi Timothy,
Kinda "been-there/done-that" - see
http://www.dignus.com/testdrive.shtml
It's not the entire compile step (you see the assembly source,
don't get an object) - but it's a nice proof-of-concept.
And, to do some late friday-afternoon "horn tooting...."
Regarding the idea of using WDz - The Dignus compilers integrate well
into that Eclipse-based environment, even supporting the IBM 'events
file'. So, after the compile or assembly, the eclipse editor "jumps
to" the lines with any messages, etc...
And - Dignus supports IBM compatibility; so if you wanted to build
those GNU utilities on say, your Linux platform using Dignus as
a cross-compiler, we can handle that... and you wind up still
using the IBM runtime (or, of course, you could use our runtime
if you prefer - and be non-LE.)
- Dave Rivers -
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