On Wed, Nov 15, 2000 at 02:10:15PM -0800, John M McIntosh wrote:
> Ok, let me ask about a make file that builds a non-jitter version of 
> 2.9? So that we can abandon (so to speak) the code warrior version, 
> I'm of course thinking a gnuified 2.9 with GCc might be faster than 
> the CW version. This means of course building a 2.9/2.8 version with 
> a 68K target. The gcc compiler produces VERY nice 68K code as 
> compared to the CW compiler. But does the compiler exist for 68K 
> macintosh?
> 
The Makefile should be there: Configure.make creates two makefiles in
the build directory: "SqueakCompiler.make" and "Squeak.make".
(The sources are generated from 2.8 + macSourceUpdates294-JMM.1.cs + 
Jitter-Updates)

Squeak.make builds a gnuified non-jitter interpreter. 

 '45519203 bytecodes/sec; 1421075 sends/sec' CW
 '45649072 bytecodes/sec; 1360653 sends/sec' gnuified MPW/gcc

(G4 450Mhz)

There is a gcc 2.3.3 for 68k: ftp://ftp.cygnus.com/pub/mac/m68k/  
(But I haven't tried to compile Squeak with it).

   Marcus

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