George Woltman wrote:
> Just grab the source at http://www.mersenne.org/source.htm and see if it
> compiles and links. You will not compile the ASM stuff - both ELF and COFF
> style object files are provided for the ASM code.
Er, my Solaris x86 machine just expired (suspect failed PSU), so mayb
Hi,
At 01:49 AM 11/3/2001 -0800, John R Pierce wrote:
>I'm quite inclined to suspect that mprime would just compile right over for
>Solaris.I don't know how the assembly is handled (is it intel syntax, or
>at&t, and is it seperate ASM files or is it embedded inline in .c ?
>
>So the biggest p
I have gcc and 10 days left on the newest Forte demo... If someone needs
access to this box to compile mprime (or anything else...) I can arrange
access to it... I assume (Here we go...) that it is possible to compile
target executables for x86 Solaris on my SPARC Solaris box... See
http://www,tea
> So the biggest problem might be finding the right compilers to get
> it to compile. once its compiling, all the IO and stuff is
> standard posix unix, it should play on solaris just fine. I
> believe the gnu c compiler (egcs/gcc) is available for
> solaris/x86.
Every Linux app is suppposed t
> I have to do some work with Solaris 8 on x86 (i.e. Intel
> processors), and was wondering if anyone felt inclined to
> port mprime to this OS.
I'm quite inclined to suspect that mprime would just compile right over for
Solaris.I don't know how the assembly is handled (is it intel syntax, o
Dear All,
I have to do some work with Solaris 8 on x86 (i.e. Intel processors), and was
wondering if anyone felt inclined to port mprime to this OS.
Now I know that most ports actually take a long time and are not worth it unless
there's a significant target user base, but I'm not suggesting t
