On Sep 27, 2005, at 7:19 PM, Frank Swarbrick wrote:
Sounds like Linux needs an intermediate "byte-code" format, so you
could
use gcc to compile to this byte-code and then have gcc on the
destination machine compile the byte-code in to it's natural machine
code.
Heh, just a random thought...
GCC already basically does that; its internal representation (to
which the various languages in the GCC suite compile) is, I think,
architecture independent. But the problem is still that you need to
compile it to native instructions on the target architecture (or
cross-compile it).
Adam
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