Cross compile to DOS.

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Oh, well, I assume the silence means nobody knows; I really, _really_, want
to get rid of that dos box, the only thing I use it for is cross-compiling.
But it looks like I'm stuck with it; tho at least it can now be a virtual
dos box since BCC 3.1 now works inside Linux-DOSEMU.

-- 
Rob.                           (Robert de Bath <http://www.cix.co.uk/~mayday>)

On Fri, 27 Jun 1997, Robert de Bath wrote:

> This seems to be the place to get a definitive answer to this; actually
> I'm suprised it isn't in the FAQ ...
> 
> Is there an patch, addition or configuration option to GCC that will
> allow it to generate 16bit 8086 small (and preferably also large) model
> code ?
> 
> I realise an 8086 will not have enough memory to actually _run_ GCC,
> though in theroy a 80286 can, but this is no different to the machine
> descriptions for 8-bit processors (6809/6811).
> 
> BTW; If anybody has a spare 5 minutes and want's to write the md's I'd
>      suggest that NASM is the best assembler version to use ... :-)
> 
> -- 
> Rob.                           (Robert de Bath <http://www.cix.co.uk/~mayday>)
> 
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